Facebook is starting to lose its touch

Thu, 24 November 2011

13:41

Facebook is steamrolling forward. It now boasts 800 million active users. The company is reportedly preparting for an initial public offering. It's laying plans to sell a Facebook phone, strengthening its presence on the mobile web.

But Facebook's plans may be hampered by a new backlash against the company's efforts to get its users to share more of their lives online. Read the Reuters blog.

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