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October 30, 2013
Is Your Facebook Activity being Monitored : 10 Nations that Evesdrop on its citizens
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With the recent controversy in the US and its intelligence snooping on world leaders, inlcuding Angela Merkel ( Chancellor of Germany) , Facebook has just published a report on which countries has asked Facebook to provide them with data and details inlcuding ” Online Conversations by its citizens
The map highlights 69 countries. You can see the entire ranking here (click on the map that you’ll spot, and it will turn interactive). If you want to leave your country and go to a place where ” there is no Snopping from Big Brother or the Government, then your safest haven is Barbados, where during a six-month period Facebook did not cough up a single bit of customer information.
The Top 10 Countries which has asked Facebook to handover information on online conversations or details on its Users are
- Malta
- United States
- Italy
- United Kingdom
- India
- Australia
- New Zealand
- Germany
- Singpore
- France
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October 10, 2012
Facebook took 163 Days to Reach 1 billion users
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United States with 166.1 million members
Brazil with 58.4 million members
India with 55.3 million members
Indonesia with 47.5 million members
Mexico with 38.3 million members
Facebook has finally reached the much vaunted and much anticipated number of one billion users and has become the most used website in the world today with 1 billion users and counting.Another important statistics published on Facebook corporate division show that there are 140 billion are the total friends network a t the site
Facebook took 163 days to reach 1000 million from 900 million users ,
while it took 4 years ( 3 years and 10 months) to reach1000 million
or 1 billion users.
September 1, 2012
Steve Jobs Turnaround at Apple Depicted in Charts
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Dan Dummer has charted out a great Post showing Apple Financial performance under Steve Jobs at Splatf goes without saying that Steve Jobs’ effect on Apple was profound. You don’t call a guy the best corporate leader in history for nothing. But just how dramatically did Steve turn Apple around in the 14 years after Gil Amelio got the boot? The chart shows exactly that
Based on this comparison of Apple’s 10-Q report from the June quarter of 1997 — right before Jobs started to increase his role at Apple — and Apple’s most recent quarterly results, it’s pretty amazing
image source : Splatf
August 31, 2012
The Sony Story of Declining Marketshare and Revenue
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Image Courtesy:splatf
Kazuo Hirai, chief executive of Sony, has conceded the consumer electronics company is
being forced by limited resources to be “very selective” about the smartphones
it offers in the US, as it faces “a big task” in challenging dominant rivals Apple and Samsung
Meanwhile in its country of origin Sony shares fell as much as 6.7% to 1,132 yen on
the Tokyo Stock Exchang during April 2012. Its TV business, one of its biggest
growth drivers in the past, has been hit hard by increased competition and
falling prices. The division has been making losses for eight years in a row.
The
company has also lost ground to rivals in the gaming and mobile phone business
Sony has been making a loss for each of the past
four years, has forecast that it will return to profit in the current financial
year of 2012 Sony The firm, which has been making a loss for each of the past
four years, has forecast that it will return to profit in the current financial
year.
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May 15, 2012
Apple’s Exponential Growth Chart: Facts vs Fiction
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Fortune 50Infographics – The Sortable Apple by the Numbers Chart Shows Exponential Growth (GALLERY):
The Sortable Apple by the Numbers infographic shows the remarkable journey of Apple as a Fortune 500 company throughout the years. With displays indicating it has the GDP of New Zealand, the takeover of the iPad and iPhone and the ability to buy Twitter, RIM, Netflix and more, the infographic shows how Apple has truly made it as a company that is here to stay and conquer all.
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