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"users are sharing 1 billion items per day" "the network has already accumulated 13 percent of Facebook’s 750 million users in two weeks" Now, that's impressi
by tilt 15y ago
"users are sharing 1 billion items per day"
"the network has already accumulated 13 percent of Facebook’s 750 million users in two weeks"
Now, that's impressive
- thurn 15y agoIt would be more impressive if TechCrunch were better at math... 13% of Facebook's monthly active users would be 100 million, not 10 million.
- Shenglong 15y agoI was thinking this too. How could the editor not catch this?
- petervandijck 15y agoThey don't have editors.
- pjama 15y ago10 / 750 equal to 1.3% Am I missing something?
- deleted 15y ago[deleted]
- jcampbell1 15y agoSharing a billion items per day is obviously false as it would imply 100 items shared per user on average.
- Shenglong 15y agoUnless they're counting everyone you're sharing to as a different "share"?
- tilt 15y agoand +1s
- jcampbell1 15y agoThat must be how they are counting it. If larry page shares or +1's 10 things, then it would count as 1M shares.
- jnhnum1 15y agoI doubt they're counting once per recipient, but people could easily be sharing 100 items on average if you count photos , reshares, and +1's.
- btilly 15y agoDon't forget comments! Comments make up the bulk of my activity.