Facebook Developing ‘Facebook at Work’ Service

December 9, 2014 by Paul Spoerry 3 Comments

Facebook Developing ‘Facebook at Work’ Service, Says Report | WIRED
Facebook is reportedly testing a product called Facebook at Work, designed to let people, well, use Facebook at Work.

I think everybody already has this… it's called: Facebook.

The Financial Times says, "…the service would allow users to message their colleagues, connect with other people in their professional network, and collaborate on work." I have a hard time believing any corporate IT people are going to trust Facebook given their ever changing privacy policy, opt-in default strategy, etc.

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Malcolm Oakley says

December 9, 2014 at 10:28 am

Just about every workplace banned Facebook use from office computers. Can't see this idea working at all. Dead duck.
West Kagle says

December 9, 2014 at 5:29 pm

Is it me, or is anyone else creeped out by Zuckerberg? I mean look at him, it looks like he's wearing a cheap pasty looking mask. Plus he has dead lifeless eyes, like a dolls eyes. 😞
David John Corona says

December 9, 2014 at 8:53 pm

If a penis could have a face and a bad haircut it would look just like Mark Zuckerberg.

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