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This way of looking at it only really makes sense if you're talking about Facebook the company, not Facebook the thing.
by Joeboy 12y ago
This way of looking at it only really makes sense if you're talking about Facebook the company, not Facebook the thing.
- jasode 12y agoThe journalist in the article was also writing about Facebook-the-Company while citing examples of Facebook-the-social-network-thing to determine its strengths. Notice that the following excerpts from the article talk about Facebook-the-Company actions and its future: >Then it scooped up WhatsApp, which had garnered hundreds of millions of users with a simple, solid messaging application. That cost Facebook $21.8 billion. >It’s all enough to make you wonder whether Facebook, unlike AOL or MySpace, really might be forever—or at least as forever as anything American capitalism is capable of producing.