Charles Warner, who teaches media management classes and who blogs at Media Curmudgeon.com, notes several errors in the current Fortune cover story on Facebook.
“And to write in a magazine that purports to be credible that ‘attempts to sell traditional online ads on Facebook and other social-networking sites have failed miserably’ flies in the face of the facts. The two leading social-networking sites will sell over $1 billion in advertising this year. MySpace is expected to do over $750 million in ad revenue in 2009 and Facebook about $250 million. Some failure. And I’m sure Zuckerberg was pleased to read that ‘members ignore’ ads on his precious site (which is untrue to the tune of $250 million).”
Read more here. It should be noted that Warner’s post on Huffington Post implies that Carol Loomis no longer works for Fortune, when she is still a writer there. And he misspelled the name of former GE CEO Jack Welch.
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CPM=cost per thousand WHAT? Impressions? Clicks? The article never says.