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Industry: Email Alert RSS FeedReal revolution isn't Facebook's ad plan; Zuckerberg makes big claims, but future lies in power of peer-to-peer.(new internet advertising service introduced by Facebook)
Advertising Age, November, 2007 by Klaassen, Abbey
Byline: ABBEY KLAASSEN
Facebook ceo Mark Zuckerberg last week unveiled the social network's new ad program to 250 marketers at a much-hyped Manhattan event with this bold proclamation: "The next hundred years will be different for advertising, and it starts today.''
Total hype-or at least hyperbole.
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