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How much is Facebook worth?

By Michael Trenerry // 26 September, 2007 – 12:47 pm // 1 Comment

10 Billion…

I love to see this mass growth in digital applications and solutions but 10 Billion??? Phew… Lucky Facebook guys eh! Margaritas and Senoritas for eternity in the place of their choice!

No really… What is Facebook worth?  

YouTube had a price tag of 1.65 billion last year with over half a billion of that said to put towards legal defence!

Now talks of Microsoft acquiring a tiny 5% of the platform for nearby half a billion!!! No wonder every guy is going crazy in the efforts to come up with the next best digital thing – its kinda like going to hollywood to be an actor! 1 in a million or so make it!

But what do people think about this price tag? Can it go up? Or will what happend in the dotcom boom happen and prices will just drop massively in the coming years… Difficult to predict but interesting space to watch!

Personally…. I simply can not quatify this amount but hey… Good old bill gates has a little more in his pocket than I do! 

See you at ad:tech?

By Robin Grant // 26 September, 2007 – 8:01 am // No comments

For those of you attending (and up early enough to read your RSS feed before you head off), I'm speaking at ad:tech today in the Monitoring Consumer Conversations Online session at 11:45am (and I'll be talking about starting and joining conversations rather than just monitoring them) – come watch and join in the conversation afterwards. And of course, I'll be at Chinwag's post ad:tech drinks tomorrow night…

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