War of Google Plus VS Facebook - Javier Olivan, said Facebook.com was never afraid to compete with Google Plus. The existence of Google actually increase the spirit of Facebook to continue to innovate. Facebook also is considering opening a representative office in Indonesia.
In accordance with Facebook's mission is "to give people the power to communicate and share, and make the world more open and interconnected," Facebook continues to create innovations; in between services in different languages, including Indonesian, video chat services, as well as ease of installation advertising for business people on Facebook.com.
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But I'm not sure of that if you see a graph that circulating in cyberspace today, because like to see a comparison segnifikan such as facebook friendster overthrow previous competitors.
Google's own Plus I think the concept is a combination of Facebook and Twitter. They take a lot of features from the Facebook comment that system, like (+1), and other status. Only the friendship system unfortunately is not an automatic 2-way (Twitter). Recommended follow on Twitter they replaced with the name "Circle". However, if in Twitter we can not classify what we follow, G + can.
This is one unique feature owned by Google Plus than Facebook. Facebook does have a grouping feature to group friends, and can also set the status that we make will be visible only for a bunch of groups, but Google Plus makes it easier. Everyone who wants us to enter into a circle, must be included in certain circles such as Friends, Family, or circle that you created yourself.
The concept is simple, but Google Plus make this well. What I'm sorry, the concept of "no two-way" which is the basis of social networks do not apply here, just like Twitter. If our friends in Facebook can read our status and we can automatically read the status, in Google Plus must manually enter each person in the circle if you want two-way. The number of people we have in linkarannya will become the pride of its own. This is what I regret.
War of Google Plus VS Facebook