by Charlene Li | May 8, 2012 | Leadership, Marketing, Mobile, Privacy, Social networks, Strategy
By Susan Etlinger, Charlene Li and Rebecca Lieb The run-up to Facebook’s IPO reminds me a bit of a wedding: everyone’s attention is on the big day (expected to be Friday May 18), without much regard for the weeks, months and years afterward. Charlene Li,...
by Charlene Li | Sep 23, 2011 | Future, Social networks
Leading up to Facebook’s f8 conference today, my biggest concern about the rumored new “Read. Watched. Listened” buttons was that Facebook was becoming more and more superficial in its interactions. This was especially the case when compared to the deep interactions...
by Charlene Li | Dec 5, 2010 | Social networks
Facebook announced the new profile page, updating how member profiles are shown. I was pre-briefed last week by Peter Deng, the product manager in charge of the project, about the changes. In a nutshell, the profiles are getting a new look with a few new features that...
by Charlene Li | Nov 15, 2010 | Uncategorized
Facebook today announced its revamped Facebook Messages. But this is far more than than launching facebook.com emails or building a “Gmail killer”. After all, running a real email platform is fraught with security and spam risks. What Facebook realized was that the...
by Charlene Li | Oct 13, 2010 | Uncategorized
by Charlene Li Microsoft’s Bing.com search unit announced today that it is integrating Facebook’s social graph information into some parts of its search results. This is the long-awaited “social search” that I’ve been talking about and...
