How Microsoft Spent $7B on Skype and $1.5B on a Facebook-Killer Freeroll
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Re: How Microsoft Spent $7B on Skype and $1.5B on a Facebook-Killer Freeroll
#2Totally agree!
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#3Wow! I didn't realize Skype had over 600 million users.
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#4"Xbox + Kinect + Skype + headset + two sets of friends = social game platform at scale day one." Game changer.
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#5"Xbox + Kinect + Skype + headset + two sets of friends = social game platform at scale day one." Game changer.
that;s a good line :-)
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#6What's a 'no-shop'?
Re: How Microsoft Spent $7B on Skype and $1.5B on a Facebook-Killer Freeroll
#7But MSFT still has a 1.6% stake in Facebook, don't they? OK, so they may want to write it off should the Skype gamble pay off. I still have a feeling they will totally mess it up, though.
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#8It makes sense to draw the social graph from actual connections rather than deduce it from people's declarations. Smart.
Re: How Microsoft Spent $7B on Skype and $1.5B on a Facebook-Killer Freeroll
#9What's a 'no-shop'?
a no-shop means that if i agree to give you a deal price you don't go take it to five other players and "shop" it around by asking for a better deal.