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Invitation to Google+
You can see here as an example how my google+ looks like if you have yet not seen g+ Google is an amazing company growing enormously and with a market that is still in its infancy. Online advertising is growing, … Continue reading
Facebook Skype Video-Chat Is Not Such A Big Deal For Social
This nice article explains in very simple words why Video-Chat is no big deal: Why the Facebook-Skype Video Calling Won’t Be Ubiquitous – International Business Times. Here is a stripped down version: People just don’t like video calling. It has been … Continue reading
Otto on WordPress
Trying the simple facebook connect from Otto, that guy seems to be a good programmer, hope now that posting to facebook will work! Source: Otto on WordPress.
Facebook valued at more than 100 Billion !?
One of the persons who have seen Facebook’s recent financial information said the company is on track to exceed $2 billion in earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization, or Ebitda, in 2011. That is above the numbers from Facebook … Continue reading
Goldman’s Facebook Offer
Sounds like a spam letter ?: “When you have a chance I wanted to find a time to discuss a highly confidential and time sensitive investment opportunity in a private company that is considering a transaction to raise additional capital. … Continue reading
A Goldman Unit Is Said to Have Rejected Facebook – NYTimes.com
This values Facebook at 50 billions / 400 million earnings = 125 times 2010 earnings, an equivalent p/e of 125 based in 2010 earnings !: Richard A. Friedman, a longtime Goldman partner, decided the Facebook deal was not suitable for … Continue reading
FACEBOOK DETAILS LEAKED: Company Is Much More Profitable Than Everyone Thought
Facebook generated $200 million of net income in 2009, on $777 million of revenue. This approximate revenue figure was known, but the net income figure was not. The 25% net profit margin implied by these figures is much higher than … Continue reading
Facebook ’09 revenue neared $800 million | Reuters
Last July, Facebook board member Marc Andreessen told Reuters the company was on track to surpass $500 million in annual revenue for 2009. And in September, Facebook said that it had become free cash flow positive, meaning that the company … Continue reading
