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Is this not, essentially, the innovator's dilemma? Facebook has to increase profits at a large scale now, and doubtlessly suffers from middle-management power j
by salmonfamine 5y ago
Is this not, essentially, the innovator's dilemma? Facebook has to increase profits at a large scale now, and doubtlessly suffers from middle-management power jockeying, and so is unable to repeat the small market growth process that made them what they are today.
- JohnJamesRambo 5y agoThey could cut costs and just try to be good at being a better Facebook. I know that is heresy in the stock world.
- salmonfamine 5y agoI think they effectively cannot. There would be a shareholder's revolt.
- meltedcapacitor 5y agoHow do they revolt? Facebook shareholders cannot remove the Zuck and he doesn't need their money. They have zero power.
- johannes1234321 5y agoWhich doesn't matter as Zuckerberg controls too many voting shares. Investors spent money while not receiving voting power ...