I was looking up the link of Lawrence Liu's blog for a partner I met yesterday and noticed this entry about will Microsoft become the Facebook for the Enterprise?  It's this article that has been making its rounds internally at Microsoft so Lawrence blogged it.

Lawrence being one of the Microsoft SharePoint guys believes this will be in the form of SharePoint... and I'm inclined to believe him.  I'm sure there will be plenty more information at the SharePoint Conference in March.

There are plenty of examples of web sites built on MOSS (Microsoft Office SharePoint Server) 2007, check out some of these lists:

• http://blogs.msdn.com/angus_logan/archive/2007/06/15/websites-built-on-moss-2007.aspx
• http://markharrison.co.uk/blog/2007/09/moss-web-cm-real-world-customer.htm
• http://markharrison.co.uk/blog/2007/02/moss-2007-external-sites.htm
• http://blogs.msdn.com/ausptsiw/archive/2007/04/21/moss-in-the-wild.aspx

Some other news on SharePoint:

• Office Service Pack 1, SharePoint SP1 and More: In case you missed it The Office System Service Pack 1 was released today! The SharePoint team blog has a comprehensive posting on it with links to all the content. They also have several other excellent postings.
• Announcing the Release of WSS 3.0 SP1 and Office SharePoint Server 2007 SP1
• Re: the Office Live Workspace Beta
• Announcing New System Center Operations Manager 2007 Packs for WSS 3.0 and MOSS 2007
• Performance recommendations for storage planning and monitoring
• HP and F5 Whitepaper on Configuring BIG-IP LTM with Web Accelerator for SharePoint Deployments

Joel Oleson has also had a number of interesting postings over the last few days.

• 10 Things To Optimize your SharePoint Server Indexing
• Default Web Application Policies and Determining Number of Service Accounts
• SharePoint Server Topology - Server Roles and Services on Server

Some other recent cool postings I came across:

• Vlog Mashups in SharePoint for Team Building, Fun, and PR... plus the CW Smallville Example
• Accessibility Kit for SharePoint v1.0 - Mark Harrison worked really hard to push this

Need some training?

• The final and complete edition of the end-user Office SharePoint Server 2007 training is now available in the "Download Center". The training comes with rich set of videos, tutorials and articles that help end users learn the basics of SharePoint's workloads.
  It is available as two editions:
• Portal Edition: built on the Microsoft SharePoint Learning Kit, the Portal Edition must be deployed onto a SharePoint Server site by a server administrator. It includes a reporting function that allows an administrator/trainer to track learners' completed training topics. The content is compliant to the e-learning standard SCORM 2004.
• Standalone Edition: can be installed by an individual and easily accessed from a desktop icon. It does not allow customization or reporting, but give customers the ability to view the training before they deploy the Portal Edition on a SharePoint Server site

Need more info on Web Content Management? MOSS Web CM - real world customer experience

We recently released two MSDN articles that address some key topics in Web Content Management. This guidance is based on real world customer experience. It addresses customer and partner questions on customisation and performance when using SharePoint technology in customer-facing publishing solutions.

• How to Create a SharePoint Server 2007 Custom Master Page and Page Layouts for a Web Content Management Site
• How to Optimize a SharePoint Server 2007 Web Content Management Site for Performance