30 ms·
It's really weird how people have started to anthropomorphize these corporations and their products...why do this? If you could raise billions you could start a
by blahbl4hblahtoo 13y ago
It's really weird how people have started to anthropomorphize these corporations and their products...why do this? If you could raise billions you could start a new endeavor?
Nokia isn't an old friend of yours. There's nothing to "save". Raise your billions and hire some of their designers if you like the work that they do.
- davissorenson 13y ago> There's nothing to "save". To be fair, there's a lot of intellectual property at stake.
- basch 13y agoNokia kept all its intellectual property.
- ohwp 13y agoWell if it worked that way someone already would have done that wouldn't they? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goodwill_(accounting) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goodwill_(accounting)
- otoburb 13y agoNokia's brand premium is worth quite a lot to some people, representing (at the very least) a quicker path to making money since you technically don't need to educate everybody about a new brand.
- adventured 13y ago1) There's $12 billion in cash in Nokia, representing 42% of their market valuation 2) There's a lot of intellectual property 3) There's a global brand 4) I think it's safe to assume there are a lot of excellent people that still work for Nokia There's a lot to be "saved." Whether Nokia could be turned around on its own is another matter.