Facebook Sucks

Oleh Benn

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Facebook Twitter Pinterest Madonna in New York in 1984 “Yeah, that’s the thing that sucks about our line of work!” laughs Rich Talauega. “On a Broadway or Vegas show you get a bit of a percentage, but not when it comes to the pop world.” Consult your doctor. Have a burning question for Matt Labash? Submit it here. Matt — For more than eight years I’ve successfully avoided the Facebook craze that has crept its way across the globe. While many friends, and my wife, look at me like I’m In the past 36 hours, I've spent more time on Facebook than I have in the past three months. I've been liking photos, commenting, and checking in. I'm becoming a real Facebook gadfly. This is all due to the new Facebook Phone, or, more accurately the HTC Don't miss out. Sign up to get all the news you need delivered right to your inbox. Get started GM’s decision to stop advertising on Facebook got all the press, but as a publisher of a network of online daily newspapers it was another figure that caught my attention as the social media giant went public Friday. Did you know it takes Facebook 900 The resoundingly critical “WOW the Lens SUCKS” Facebook page finally has some praise. “Update. After checking Squaremouth’s Pier cams, they now have an FAA approved light on the remaining core column. Kudos!” It’s perhaps the first time .

The new "redesign" of Facebook, which was released earlier today to a "select" group of users (sadly, me included) was clearly designed by a 5-year-old -- oh wait, no, I take that back my daughter could design a better front end than they did. Many of the biggest brands in the world — including tech giants Google, Apple, Microsoft and Facebook — are buying into the controversial .sucks domain. Vox Populi, the company that won the rights to sell .sucks domains, opened an early registration Whenever Facebook goes public, it will have already have powerful sway over its competitors: the amount of time Americans spend on it, MarketBeat's Mark Gongloff reports on digits. And no, Facebook is not about to start charging its users. When an entire generation of computer users first poked our doe-eyed faces onto a young internet, many of us were greeted with a single, encompassing, monolithic face peering back: the AOL Home Screen. To call it a young internet isn't even fair—it was a .