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More to the point, Microsoft is the company least involved in social media that has the largest warchest. No way Congress or the administration would condone an
by TMWNN 6y ago
More to the point, Microsoft is the company least involved in social media that has the largest warchest. No way Congress or the administration would condone any of the companies whose CEOs testified on Capitol Hill this week buying TikTok.
- tdhoot 6y agoAmazon and Apple don't really have a social media presence either.
- shalmanese 6y agoAmazon has Twitch
- marc__1 6y agoTechnically Microsoft owned 1.6% shares before Facebook's IPO, and last information I could get it had sold 20% of the proceeds post-IPO in 2012, so they are somewhat involved in social media. [1] https://www.zdnet.com/article/microsoft-offloads-20-percent-of-its-facebook-shares-report/ https://www.zdnet.com/article/microsoft-offloads-20-percent-...
- flycaliguy 6y agoYeah, you're right. That investment means they are somewhat involved in social media.
- justaguy88 6y agoAt 1% (minus 20% of that too) it's basically meaningless
- dragonwriter 6y ago> More to the point, Microsoft is the company least involved in social media that has the largest warchest Probably not, no matter how you prioritize the two prongs of that, and no matter which construction of war chest size you take, since Alphabet and Apple both less social media involvement (though Alphabet has tried in the past to have more) and more cash on hand, while both Apple and Amazon have less social media involvement and greater market cap.
- kshacker 6y agoWhether you want to dance (TikTok) or code (github), we got you covered.
- dragonwriter 6y ago> Whether you want to dance (TikTok) or code (github), Or work (LinkedIn)
- JacKTrocinskI 6y agoOr talk (Skype)