Facebook to Reveal the Future of the Social Web

Stephen Haines, commercial director of Facebook UK will be unveiling Facebook’s vision for the future of the social web in an exclusive Keynote at the TFM&A (Technology for Marketing and Advertising) event.

In a related incident, author Ben Mezrich and screenwriter Aaron Sorkin were feted with the 23rd-annual USC Libraries Scripter Award for the film The Social Network and the book The Accidental Billionaires: The Founding of Facebook, A Tale of Sex, Money, Genius and Betrayal upon which it was based. (Read: Facebook Film ‘The Social Network’ Writers Win Award)

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Of late, online social networking site Facebook received $1 billion from Goldman Sachs overseas offering; and Digital Sky Technologies (DST) and Goldman Sachs also made $500 million direct investment. While the recent total investment is U.S. $1.5 billion, the investment values Facebook at a whopping $50 billion. (Read: Why Did Facebook Raise $1.5 Billion?)

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Recently, TIME magazine gave its Person of the Year award to Mark Zuckerberg, founder and CEO of Facebook. The award has raised many eyebrows among the tech’s chattering classes. Why? (Read: Is the TIME Right to Honor Zuckerberg of Facebook?)

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Taking place on Wednesday 2nd March at the UK’s major marketing event, TFM&A, at Earls Court 2 in London, this Keynote will deliver exclusive insights from Facebook on how brands can ensure they are part of the social and personalised experience.

Joining Keynote speakers from eBay, Microsoft and Econsultancy, Facebook will be part of the free education sessions on offer at the 2011 show.

It was announced by TFM&A organizers today, Feb. 7.

Photo courtesy: TFM&A

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