Comments on: A government bail-out for Facebook?

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By: Orlando Fernandes

Orlando Fernandes — Thu, 26 Mar 2009 12:11:11 +0000

I think his choosing of Facebook was a bad example too. Then again it is ok to speculate…

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By: faddah

faddah — Sat, 15 Nov 2008 00:30:30 +0000

bailout?! they don' neeeeed no steenkeen' bailout!! they're worth $15 bil-yun, remember? {snicker! snort!}

By: kopmis

kopmis — Fri, 14 Nov 2008 20:42:29 +0000

That must be the most ridiculous article I have ever read. Facebook maybe inventing flying cars? Facebook creating happiness all over the world? 125 million people RELYING on Facebook?

AHAHAHAHAHA. WHAT. AN. IDIOT.

By: Peter Hess

Peter Hess — Wed, 12 Nov 2008 17:29:27 +0000

I’m not a Facebook afficiando myself; I’d rather do things with my time that feel more useful. But I think there is a pot of gold somewhere over the IPO. All those users are not to be ignored. The most telling thing I notice about my Facebook “friends”, other than that they are not the people whom I’d call my friends, is that they cut a swath across all of my cohorts, which speaks to its broad appeal. In an era where no one has any money for discretionary spending, the amount of entertainment Facebook offers for the buck is pretty inviting (note to MPAA: movies stopped being cheap entertainment in the 60s). If micropayments ever take hold and Zuckerberg can average even a buck a month per subscriber, Facebook will be the next money machine. I can’t see anyone eating their lunch, unless it’s someone who buys them out for the ridiculous multiple billions they think they’re worth. And I have to admit that – even if you discount the not-to-be-ignored user base – just on quality of user experience, FB is now much better the competition.

By: Haro!

Haro! — Tue, 11 Nov 2008 06:46:45 +0000

He is joking, right? I think his choosing of Facebook was a bad example. Well any Bubble 2.0 company would be a bad example. Our economic health depending/gambled on Twitter? Thanks but no thanks. There are technology companies out there with actual products that can change the world, like the real one. It’s just a matter of finding and funneling our money there.