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Something I notice in common about many of these stories is how much people cite Zuckerberg in particular as a reason for joining/liking Facebook. I don't see a
by apu 16y ago
Something I notice in common about many of these stories is how much people cite Zuckerberg in particular as a reason for joining/liking Facebook. I don't see anything like it for Larry or Sergey at Google.
My guess is that Zuckerberg has his own "Reality Distortion Field", albeit of a very different style than the original (Steven Jobs'), and this is a major factor in the recent migratory wave.
- aresant 16y agoThe incredible potential for growth in stock value can't hurt either . . . Many folks inside and out think that FB still hasn't found its "adsense" - when and if they do even late comers to the party will live out their days like sultans.
- timr 16y agoCall me a cynic, but I think that Zynga has found Facebook's AdSense.
- patio11 16y agoI think you're absolutely right, and given the amounts they invest in customer acquisition for every new title plus the 30% Facebook Credits rake, that's all Facebook really needs.
- timr 16y agoIf Facebook is going to become the next Google off of Zynga's crumbs, then screw Facebook: I want to be invested in Zynga.
- robryan 16y agoI think in the long run it might be more about places, allowing physical businesses to use Facebook as a much more effective marketing channel.
- omouse 16y agoWhat stock value? They aren't a publically traded company yet, are they?