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> The iPhone went on sale months after Jobs' announcement (IIRC). yes, but thats a different CEO who was about presenting themselves as perfect. Zuckerberg for
by KaiserPro 5y ago
> The iPhone went on sale months after Jobs' announcement (IIRC).
yes, but thats a different CEO who was about presenting themselves as perfect. Zuckerberg for his legion of faults has never done this. He is far more comfortable saying what he wants to deliver _first_
> don't think we should take that at face value
We don't need to, they've handily split out the amount of money they are pouring into this in the public accounts.
> More interesting is that FB possibly has lost so much confidence in its brand that it's de-emphasizing it, which seems like an overreaction to me.
It was fucking stupid to try and link them so closely in the first place. Instagram was a cool brand. Instagram by facebook is deffo not.
- disgruntledphd2 5y ago> It was fucking stupid to try and link them so closely in the first place. Instagram was a cool brand. Instagram by facebook is deffo not. Yeah, that was not a smart business decision. I think the goal was to make it look like FB was cool by associating it with the other brands, but all it did was make the other brands worse. That's the kind of craziness you can get from a founder that controls everything I suppose. Bear in mind that Mark Zuckerberg has only ever worked at Facebook, which must be pretty weird.