Facebook site launched as a product is expected from the site Face Match of the University of Harvard, a site of Hot or not type depends on the publication of photographs of a group of people and then choosing the site for leading the most attractive person. Mark Zuckerberg has created a comprehensive Face Match on 28 October 2003, when he had attended Harvard University as a student in the second year. In the meantime, Zuckerberg was the establishment of a blog about one of the girls and trying to think of doing something that might stop him from thinking of this girl.
In the second half of the same academic year, Zuckerberg founded the site "Facebook" on the scale the Facebook.com and specifically on November 4, 2004.
The membership site limited initially to the students of Harvard College, the oldest faculties of Harvard University, and during the first month of access to the site to use, more than half of the students who have not yet graduated from the university up to this service. And shortly after, joined by Eduardo Saver in (Executive Director of the Company), Dustin Markowitz (programmer) and Andrew McCollum (graphic artist), Chris Hughes, Zuckerberg to help him to improve. In March of 2004, Facebook opened its doors to the universities of Stanford, Columbia and Yale. After that, the wider the site more and open the doors to all the faculties of Boston University Ivy League, and gradually became available to many universities in Canada and the United States of America and in June of 2004, moved the headquarters of Face book to the city of Palo Alto, California. The company has dropped the word from its name after purchasing the domain name Facebook.com in 2005 for a sum of U.S. $ 200000. Face book has also issued a copy of the secondary schools in September of 2005, which referred to the next logical step Zuckerberg. During this period, the networks of secondary schools in need of an invitation to join the site. After that, the site allowed for the participation of staff from several companies, including Apple Inc. and Microsoft Corp. combined. On 26 September 2006, the site opens its doors to all individuals aged thirteen years and older who have an e-mail address correctly. In October of 2008,
In the second half of the same academic year, Zuckerberg founded the site "Facebook" on the scale the Facebook.com and specifically on November 4, 2004.
The membership site limited initially to the students of Harvard College, the oldest faculties of Harvard University, and during the first month of access to the site to use, more than half of the students who have not yet graduated from the university up to this service. And shortly after, joined by Eduardo Saver in (Executive Director of the Company), Dustin Markowitz (programmer) and Andrew McCollum (graphic artist), Chris Hughes, Zuckerberg to help him to improve. In March of 2004, Facebook opened its doors to the universities of Stanford, Columbia and Yale. After that, the wider the site more and open the doors to all the faculties of Boston University Ivy League, and gradually became available to many universities in Canada and the United States of America and in June of 2004, moved the headquarters of Face book to the city of Palo Alto, California. The company has dropped the word from its name after purchasing the domain name Facebook.com in 2005 for a sum of U.S. $ 200000. Face book has also issued a copy of the secondary schools in September of 2005, which referred to the next logical step Zuckerberg. During this period, the networks of secondary schools in need of an invitation to join the site. After that, the site allowed for the participation of staff from several companies, including Apple Inc. and Microsoft Corp. combined. On 26 September 2006, the site opens its doors to all individuals aged thirteen years and older who have an e-mail address correctly. In October of 2008,
organizers announced on Facebook that management take the capital city of Dublin Ireland has international headquarters.
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