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I don't believe so much to the consistent twitter experience alibi, because I just never trust or believe in companies highly funded which have not still a prov
by mehdim 14y ago
I don't believe so much to the consistent twitter experience alibi, because I just never trust or believe in companies highly funded which have not still a proven viable business model.
To my mind , they are at the mercy of their short term vision investors which oblige them to monetize everywhere in all possible short term strategies.
- drgath 14y ago> short term vision investors which oblige them to monetize everywhere in all possible short term strategies. That's actually the public stock market. Private equity investors can vary anywhere from extremely patient, to being as impatient as public share holders. In Twitter's case, it's a 6-year old service that is peaking in valuation ($10 billion) unless it can find some new source of revenue growth, so I'd imagine the investors are getting a little ancy.