The recent launch of Facebook’s new text-only mobile website, 0.facebook.com, is a good illustration of the kind of non-commercial relationship that online social networks and mobile operators tend to ...

It’s fast: 0.facebook.com includes all the key features of our standard mobile site m.facebook.com. Users can update their status, view their News Feed, like or comment on posts, send and reply to ...

Facebook, together with over 50 mobile operators in 45 countries around the globe, have just launched the new website 0.facebook.com. It brings all the key features of Facebook to people's mobile ...

Facebook has launched a new mobile site aimed at a very specific market. Dubbed 0.facebook.com, the new site is labeled as being fast and free. It’s an even more stripped-down version of the regular ...

Facebook is making a big play for millions of new users around the world with the launch of 0 (pronounced Zero), a low-bandwidth mobile site that carries no data charges as long as users don’t look at ...

Facebook goes a step further in the global open web by enabling users in poorer countries to access its platform through a mobile application called 0.Facebook – free of charge. The new platform is ...

Facebook just got a lot more accessible to international users. The social network has launched 0.facebook.com, a special mobile-only site that can be accessed free of charge on select carriers. The ...