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11 ARTICLES

November 28, 2025
Why Facebook Should Be Regulated Like a Utility
Network effects and high barriers to entry make Facebook a natural monopoly, suggesting utility-style regulation over a
December 5, 2024
10 Reasons Instagram Is So Successful
With over 2 billion monthly users, Instagram's rise stems from Kevin Systrom's visionary leadership and key Silicon Vall
September 10, 2024
The Untold Truth About Facebook Tracking You
Data tracking powers genuinely useful targeted ads and recommendations; the real problem is the non-transparent way comp
April 9, 2024
How Facebook Quietly Keeps Thriving
Far from declining, Facebook earns over $70B in revenue from 3 billion users, with an aging, higher-spending demographic
March 31, 2024
The Like Button: How It Changed Social Media Forever
From Facebook's rejected 2007 Awesome Button to the 2009 launch, the Like button reshaped engagement, data, and the psyc
March 9, 2024
The Myth of First Mover Advantage: It's Never Too Late
Pioneers like Teledesic and the Network Computer failed by arriving too early, while Google and Facebook won by improvin
March 4, 2024
Zuckerberg's Space Ambitions: Beyond Social Media
Since 2014 Facebook has pursued space techβ€”internet drones, satellite internet, and a probe reaching 1/5 light speedβ€”to
January 7, 2024
The Man Who Scammed Google and Facebook for $120 Million
Evaldas Rimasauskas used fake invoices posing as supplier Quanta Computer to phish $120 million from Google and Facebook
December 31, 2023
The Paradox of Mark Zuckerberg: A Billionaire's Dilemma
Despite his Giving Pledge, Zuckerberg draws criticism for Facebook's acquire-don't-compete strategy and the Cambridge An
November 19, 2023
Facebook's Libra and Calibra: Revolution or Trust Crisis?
Facebook's Libra, run by a Swiss-based, US-company association, broke from crypto's decentralized ideals and raised deep
October 31, 2023
The Privacy Maze: How Google, Apple, and Facebook Differ
Google treats data as currency for personalization while Apple sells privacy as a premium, leaving consumers to decide w