The funny part of the social media bubble is that if you looked at the dot-com era, it looks like financial fraud just like the housing boom: VCs going public w

The funny part of the social media bubble is that if you looked at the dot-com era, it looks like financial fraud just like the housing boom: VCs going public with a domain name and no product shipped to cash out before the inevitable implosion. Except now there is no going public, SOX killed IPOs and the M&A market is hurting too and yet... they're still doing it. So they must have been honest the first time! :)