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Mohamed Tarek El-Fouli Faculty of Law, English department, Alexandria University.

Discover the fascinating history of Facebook, from its humble beginnings as "TheFacebook" in 2004 to its massive growth and transformation into a global social media platform. Learn about key milestones such as expanding to universities in the US and Canada, dropping "The" from its name, and opening up to a wider audience. Explore how Facebook became the go-to site for connecting people worldwide.

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Mohamed Tarek El-Fouli Faculty of Law, English department, Alexandria University.

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  1. Mohamed Tarek El-Fouli Faculty of Law, English department, Alexandria University.

  2. The History of the facebook • Mark Zuckerberg founded "The Facebook", on February 4, 2004. • In March 2004, Facebook expanded to Stanford, Columbia. • Most universities in Canada and the United States. • The company dropped The from its name in 2005. • Launched a high school version in September 2005. • Expanded membership eligibility to employees of several companies. • Then opened to everyone with a valid e-mail address.

  3. The New facebook

  4. Home

  5. Profile

  6. Photos

  7. Photos

  8. Groups

  9. Groups

  10. Events

  11. Notes

  12. Notes

  13. References The Facebook Blog", Facebook (login required). Retrieved August 26, 2008 ^ a b "Press Room". Facebook (2007-01-01). Retrieved on 2008-03-05. ^ Dempsey, Laura (2006-08-03). "Facebook is the go-to Web site for students looking to hook up", Dayton Daily News. ^ Lerer, Lisa (2007-01-25). "Why MySpace Doesn't Card". Forbes. Retrieved on 2008-06-13. ^ Lacy, Sarah (2006-09-12). "Facebook: Opening the Doors Wider". BusinessWeek. Retrieved on 2008-03-09. ^ a b Abram, Carolyn (2006-09-26). "Welcome to Facebook, everyone", Facebook. Retrieved on 2008-03-08. www.facebook.com

  14. Mohamed Tarek El-Fouli Faculty of Law, English department, Alexandria University.

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