It has been recently revealed by Microsoft Company that it is going to follow rational policies for the process of licensing their technological standards, and promise to work in peaceful correlation with its competing companies rather than trying to bog them down with blocking their sales.

As per reports, it has been revealed that Facebook is soon going to be included in the list of public traded mechanism as it going to go public by introducing initial public offering. It is said that Mark Zuckerberg, who is the first stake holder and chief executive officer of Facebook is going to give a stiff completion to Google and other social media giants.

An anonymous user posted private pictures of Facebook creator Mark Zuckerberg on some other sites. Under which, the poster said Facebook needs to do something to handle privacy accounts goof ups.

Speculations have been aired about Facebook launching its IPO. It is believed that if Facebook launches its IPO then it would be worth $100billion.

It has been revealed in a recent report that Mark Zuckerberg, a dropout from Harvard University, visited there for the first time since he had opted out of studying there. He is the founder of the record-breaking networking site Facebook, which has brought the world closer.

This time, he went to the university to recruit students for internship in Facebook.

In a late Monday disclosure, gossip outlet TMZ said that a restraining order had been issued against Pradeep Manukonda – the 31-year-old man who had been allegedly stalking the Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg.

In a high-profile breach on the Facebook site, the fan page of Mark Zuckerberg – the founder of the popular social networking site – was hacked on Tuesday. Zuckerberg’s fan page breach came close on the heels of the Sunday hack French President Nicolas Sarkozy’s wall, with a hacker posting a message that the president will not run for re-election.

During an on-stage interview at the DLD Conference 2011 in Munich, Sean Parker - the Facebook founding president and the founder of companies like Napster, Plaxo, and Causes - lashed out at the highly-acclaimed film, "the Social Network", and said that it was a "complete work of fiction."

The deal could easily two fold the personal monetary status of the co-founder of Face Book Mark Zuckerberg.

The beginning of the roll out of the redesigned profile pages by Facebook on Sunday has already upset some users about the changes which supposedly put increased focus on relationships within the social network, along with featuring the ads much more prominently than the earlier version.