Either because of horrible sales or a change in strategy, AT&T is now selling Facebook's "Home" phone for the same price as a small order of McNuggets.

Slow clap for Facebook, which just is now a member of the Fortune 500 club. It debuted at 482, despite a botched IPO and this really bad TV ad for Facebook Home.

The backlash against Silicon Valley's covert right wing boosterism just picked up a little more speed: Josh Miller, the young chief of Twitter chat system Branch, is calling Zuck out.

Brandon Stanton, the photog behind mega-popular portrait site Humans of New York, is posting specimens from his trip to Zuckerberg's Money Den. The results? Portlandia meets Palo Alto.

For an example of how privacy in the digital age can get dot complicated, check out the public listing for Mark Zuckerberg's $7 million Palo Alto mansion on Foursquare. Judging by the name of the location, "Mark Zuckerberg's House," he didn't create the venue himself and it's probably not the kind of attention a billionaire who wears a shirt in the ocean is looking for.

Quarterly earnings time: Zuck's advertising trian chugga-chugged $1.46 billion in revenue for Q1, a year-over-year increase of 38-percent, with profits up 7-percent. Way to go Zuck—and let's all give ourselves a hand for making it happen.

Despite a recent investment from Jeff Bezos, Business Insider appears to be advertising for Facebook instead.