How successful Facebook will be in the future may depends a lot on how it keeps its user-base secure, its user safe from malicious attacks and how many developers are pouring in to make interactive and fun applications to keep its users coming back again and again.

It’s a tough race now as more competitive social networking sites are in the pipeline to gain a share into this lucrative business.

I happen to be checking on my blog last night.

Apologies for the late reply now!

I’ve drafted something hopefully useful to your research work. Do feel free to contact me if you’ve got any queries that I may be able to assist and answer withing my knowledge!

PS: I can also be reached via Facebook if you search for my full name.

That’s very fast response from you!

What I meant by “corporate spying” is companies using social networking sites like Facebook to check on potential employees.

Maybe we can take this to further discussion over email?

Thanks so much!

Thanks for your interest!

I’m no expert in the topic of “corporate spying”, but I may be able to furnish you with what I already know.

I’m not sure if you mean “corporate spying” as to misusing of office time to do personal work, but I’m sure playing around with Facebook is an absolute no-no to almost all cooperate IT policies.

I’ll be happy to drop you a mail and my contact information if you are interested to discuss details.

Good day and thanks for dropping by!

Interesting piece you’ve got about Facebook

I’m a journalist reporting for Sph My Paper. I’m hoping to find out more about your take on “corporate spying” as mentioned in this blog post.

If you don’t mind, can you kindly drop me a mail with your email and contact number?
(I’ve entered my email address the form)

We can further discuss the details…

Hope to hear from you soon

Thanks!