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>"The market has a short memory, and FB is not going anywhere." Maybe FB isn't going anywhere but if users and advertisers do you can be sure the market will r
by bogomipz 9y ago
>"The market has a short memory, and FB is not going anywhere."
Maybe FB isn't going anywhere but if users and advertisers do you can be sure the market will reflect that.
- hodder 9y agoThe point I'm making is that advertisers and users aren't going anywhere.
- bogomipz 9y agoBut unless you have some clairvoyant powers you don't actually know that. The fallout from this is still forthcoming.
- hodder 9y agoTrue. I do not. It is pure conjecture, backed historical examples I provided. Could this be different? Absolutely. I could flip your comment though. Unless you have some clairvoyant powers you don't actually know that "Fallout from this is forthcoming". There may be no further negative fallout from this.
- bogomipz 9y ago>"I could flip your comment though. Unless you have some clairvoyant powers you don't actually know that "Fallout from this is forthcoming" There are at a number of significant events in FB's future being hauled in front of Congress in the US, being hauled in front of Parliament in the UK, the FTC investigation, numerous state attorney general's investigations and of course shareholder lawsuits. I think its fair to say that the fallout is not yet done.