Essay About History Of Facebook And Mark Zuckerberg

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Title: Facebook – Past Present Future
Audience Description: The audience for this presentation is people interested in the history of Facebook and who might be interested in buying shares.
Introduction: Facebook has been successful from day one.
Thesis: Facebooks decision to go public has a rocky start now, but should normalize and become a strong company to be associated with.
Outline:
Origin of Facebook
Facebook started with Facemash
Mark Zuckerberg, Eduardo Saverin, Chris Hughes, Dustin Moskovitz
Photos from school pictures database paired together to choose which was “hotter”
Facemash inspired the design and creation of Thefacebook
January 2004 – Mark Zuckerberg began writing code for Thefacebook
February 2004 – Zuckerberg launched Thefacebook
Named changed from Thefacebook to just Facebook
October 2005 – expanded to 21 universities and later on expanded to companies such as Apple and Microsoft
September 2006 – Facebook allowed anyone age 13+ with a valid email address to register for a webpage
Present status of Facebook
May 18 2012 – Facebook went public with its shares at $38
Stocks increased only 23 cents after day one
As of May 25, shares are valued at just under $32
Facebooks revenue comes mostly from ads
Future of Facebook
Facebook is trying to become a major player in cloud networking
Cloud networking allows the ability to save and share files from the internet
Accessible from any device connected to the internet through Wi-Fi or 3g/4g
Facebook will continue to monitor trends and will further their ability to perform social analysis
This will allow for the ability to see trends before they happen which can be used as a major source of social information
Conclusion: Facebook has been successful from day one and will continue to be a strong company that will be associated with not only social networking but has the strong foundation to be part of cloud computing.