Happy 10th Birthday to Facebook

“For nearly 10 years, Facebook has been on a mission to connect the world” – Mark Zuckerberg, CEO and founder, Facebook.

Today is Facebook’s 10^th Birthday – can you believe it? – and what better way to celebrate than to take a look back at some of its highlights from the last decade. Dpfoc Canada has produced this really cool infographic. We’ve picked out some of our fav bits below.

First let’s take a look at Facebook’s own timeline:

Oh my... how you’ve changed!

A truly global presence

Facebook by the numbers

Who has the most ‘likes’?

And now for the important part... is it making money?

CHECK OUT THE FULL INFOGRAPHIC HERE.

Posted by Cream Editorial at 08:00:00

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04 February 2014