Facebook Members Sell Their Own Ads
By ron on Dec 8, 2007 in NY Times
More than 1,500 Facebook users have started placing advertisements on their own profile pages–despite the social networking site’s rule against such ads.
They are posting them with the help of a Montreal-based company called Weblo, an advertising network that sells ads onto people’s blogs and social networking profile pages.
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