It is clear that Facebook is the world's largest social network with nearly 500 million users around the world, up from 200 million in early 2009. Its policies, more than those of any other company, are helping to define standards for privacy in the Internet age.

However, you may be surprised to hear this, but Facebook has a new movie coming out on the 1st of October this year. It's a legend thing: a sophomore at Harvard working out of his dorm room creates an Internet sensation that makes him the youngest billionaire in history. And as with any legend, there are many different ways the story can be told.



This fall, a new film called "The Social Network" will depict how Mark Zuckerberg created Facebook and the battles -- both legal and personal -- that sprang out of the site's unprecedented success. In the just-released trailer, it shows Zuckerberg as an outsider, looking to break into Harvard's elite inner circle. When he launches his site, it's an instant success, but Zuckerberg is accused of stealing the idea from fellow classmates.

Source: N.M.N (Nigeria Movie Network!)

A lot can be learned from this movie, and I'm pretty sure that many people are eager to watch it as it might be inspiring to a lot of business owners and entrepreneurs out there. What do you guys think about the story behind this movie?

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http://www.nigeriamovienetwork.com/articles/read-new-official-movie-the-social-network-how-mark-zuckerberg-created-facebook_74.html

The movie is called "The Social Network". It premieres in theaters on October 1st 2010.

It stars Jesse Eisenberg as Mark Zuckerberg and Justin Timberlake as Sean Parker.