Thursday, December 5, 2013

Mobile messaging apps becoming a trend, says FB exec

<p>MANILA, Philippines Social media users are now shifting to mobile messaging applications, fleeing from "old school social networking sites," a Facebook official said.</p><p>"We did see a decrease in daily users specifically among teenagers," said David Ebersman, chief financial officer of the popular social networking site, admitting that it has a great impact on its earnings for the last three- month financial calendar.</p><p>Ebersman said the exodus may have been brought about by moms, dads, uncles and aunts invading Facebook walls of teenagers and generally bursting their personal digital bubbles.</p><p>Various private communication services are now starting to take over as social media users, particularly teenagers who are clearly growing tired of their conversations being publicly displayed.</p><p><a href="http://technology.inquirer.net/32301/mobile-messaging-apps-becoming-a-trend-says-fb-exec">Keep reading...</a></p>

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