Towards the middle of November, we set you a challenge.

1. Like our Facebook page
   
2. Suggest our page to your Facebook friends
3. Post on our Facebook wall to say 'Hi' and that you have completed steps 1 & 2.

With a target of growing our Facebook page fan base beyond 500, we promised to pick a winner at random to WIN an iPod Touch.

With the arrival of the NEW Facebook profile for many people, we are beginning to see the creative juices flowing from many Facebookers.

With the new layout of pictures across the top of profile pages, users are taking advantage of the extra real estate to come up with some very imaginative images.

According to Facebook this is what our relationships look like wizzing across the globe on their famous social network.

This picture is the result of the curiosities of one intern at Facebook, Paul Butler.  When you have a network of over 500 MILLION users, you have a lot of data at your disposal. Paul tells us he wanted to understand how people where interacting by geography, by city, by country etc

Facebook have unveiled there plans for the new Profile page layout. Unfortunately this will be a staggered roll out, so you may not see it live on your page for some time yet. With the roll-out continuing across the Facebook platform well into 2011, you might be feeling a little left out.

You don't have to wait!

You don't get 500 Million Friends without making a Few Enemies

Surfmarketing took an opportunity recently to see a special preview of the film Social Network, the story behind the beginning of Facebook and the two lawsuits heavily contested by its founder Mark Zuckerburg.

It is rare to see a hollywood film that is without over embellished plots, no big car crashes and certainly no cheap thrills. The fill assumes the intelligence of its audience whilst telling the complicated story of two lawsuits heavily contested by Mark.

The film is both poignant, compelling and staggering as it tells the story of one mans (or perhaps two mens) determination to see an idea through and not get overwhelmed by an opportunity to make a quick buck.

As Facebook grows larger than we ever thought possible, businesses are finding yet more and more ways to earn money using its different features and functions. Along with that, more people are voluntarily involving themselves with these brands and businesses on Facebook.