I have seen this Facebook movie before

Facebook's challenge: Does their business model change from selling advertising on the site to something else, e.g. have a set up to promote a Facebook group tied in somehow, or can it survive with just the advertising it has now? There is a part of Facebook that could well be a fad though if people who signed up on it eventually use it less a few months or years after finding it as what they can do for fun on it becomes boring, e.g. how many times can you play Scramble before it isn't fun anymore? That's how I see it at least.

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