99 Days of freedom - For Facebook Addicts

The nonprofit initiative ad agency has launched a campaign called 99 days of freedom in which they are collecting experience of users while not using Facebook for 99 days. It's a very good campaign for people who are addicted to Facebook to learn and share their experience.

In response to Facebook's controversial mood experiment involving some 700,000 unwitting users, they present you 99 Days of Freedom; an online study on how life without Facebook impacts user happiness. Joining is very simple: follow our three step instructions to join the experiment for as long as you like. We can’t wait to hear how you spend your time off.

FbStart is now open for all

Fbstart is a program that provides mobile developers with free tools and services worth up to $30,000 to help their startups succeed. Initially, only developers who attended the F8 even were eligible to apply, but now it's open for all. So if you are a developer of mobile applications, then you can apply for this event.

You will get $30,000 credit by just telling them about the app you have recently launched and then you can start with the development and earn more

Any mobile developer with an app that’s been live at least 30 days can apply to participate in FbStart—there’s no need to be integrated with Facebook to participate.