Facebook has lost $100B in 10 days and now advertisers are pulling out
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Facebook has lost $100B in 10 days and now advertisers are pulling out
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Re: Facebook has lost $100B in 10 days and now advertisers are pulling out
#2The bigger problem is recruiting. How many offers will be declined in favor of Google, startups, etc...
Re: Facebook has lost $100B in 10 days and now advertisers are pulling out
#3The bigger problem is recruiting. How many offers will be declined in favor of Google, startups, etc...
lol, probably none?
Re: Facebook has lost $100B in 10 days and now advertisers are pulling out
#4The bigger problem is recruiting. How many offers will be declined in favor of Google, startups, etc...
It did more damage than you think
Re: Facebook has lost $100B in 10 days and now advertisers are pulling out
#5Re: Facebook has lost $100B in 10 days and now advertisers are pulling out
#6The bigger problem is recruiting. How many offers will be declined in favor of Google, startups, etc...
I don't believe that recruiting is a big problem. Their immediate problem is that money isn't coming in. When you don't have money coming in you're not worried about hiring more people.
Re: Facebook has lost $100B in 10 days and now advertisers are pulling out
#7In other words, FB has done somewhat worse than the NASDAQ, and about the same as GOOG over the same time period.
Best not to take broad market movements and try to ascribe specific market expectations to individual companies.
Re: Facebook has lost $100B in 10 days and now advertisers are pulling out
#8Good, I hope we see a sleeping giants-style shaming of advertisers who financially support Facebook
Re: Facebook has lost $100B in 10 days and now advertisers are pulling out
#9The bigger problem is recruiting. How many offers will be declined in favor of Google, startups, etc...
It's not like Google is a privacy haven for people who care about that sort of thing.
Re: Facebook has lost $100B in 10 days and now advertisers are pulling out
#10I fail to see how this will seriously damage them. They already own the two biggest alternatives to facebook - Instagram for pictures and WhatsApp for communication. More people are using their services than ever before and more people are getting access to the internet in developing countries.