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It already has in my book. There is absolutely nothing visionary about it except that its a really nice cash cow. I don't expect it to last through 2015. 2017
by doubt_me 13y ago
It already has in my book.
There is absolutely nothing visionary about it except that its a really nice cash cow.
I don't expect it to last through 2015. 2017 is way to long
- waterlesscloud 13y agoWhy does it need to be visionary to survive?
- ryanmerket 13y agoJust like e-mail failed back in 2001, or the time the telephone the the deadpool in 1985.
- adventured 13y agoThe better analogy to those would be if someone had said social networks in general were going to die off. The land-line has been effectively killed off (the last X million accounts will be slow to go, much like the last X million AOL accounts have been). Facebook would be the land-line approach, social networking voice telephony in general. Vastly more people now get their email through a web browser - "webmail" - than via dedicated desktop email software (eg Outlook). Facebook is Outlook, social networks are email in general. I'm not saying Facebook will die like that of course, rather your comparison is all wrong.