Buzz Around Facebook.
Decision by Facebook development team about ads brought a lot of “buzz” in web marketing blogosphere and media.

Mark Zuckerberg in front of press at a Facebook announcement in NY
Here what they say:
SEOmoz: ”Danny & Rand discuss Facebook’s new ad strategy and what it could mean for search, including discussion of why advertisers are so gung-ho to adopt new, gimmicky ad channels while only begrudgingly adopting search.” read more…
MarketingPilgrim: “Facebook has announced their modifications to Project Beacon. As Search Engine Land reports, the changes include opt-in instead of opt-out for listing purchases through Project Beacon partner sites. I think we can also safely assume that the opt-in notices will be more noticeable than were the previous messages.” read more…
John Battele’s: “Facebook provided two different opportunities to block the details from being shared, but many users said they never saw the “opt-out” notices before they disappeared from the screen” read more…
Sugarrae: “Facebook overtakes Myspace for a moment and some fun statistics” read more…
Anick Jesdanun, Newsvine: “Facebook pushed the boundaries of ad targeting when the online hangout presumed users would want the site to mine their Internet activity.” read more…
Here what TechWeb Media say:
New Facebook advertising program just another collaborative filtering marketing strategy which have been used by many companies. Most companies are quiet about this and prefer not to share with media that they track and share shopping experience of their customers. The problem is, Facebook told everyone about their decision and it brought a lot of anger in media and anound Facebook users.

Mark Zuckerberg at his office in Palo Alto, CA


