臉書的股票下滑了7%,讓Zuckerberg,不得不做出一些考量
要買其他的公司嗎? 如華爾街報, 有這個必要嗎? (Goel作者這麼想)
最主要的是臉書的龐大效應與社群造型態,消費型態,誠如標題所說
臉書獨大,不在乎小(生意)?
成其他業者如eat24認為
“你們的行為讓我們覺得你們根本沒有尊重我們….臉書的發言人回答:
你們出門時也不要甩門啊!....
Facebook’s chief executive, Mark Zuckerberg, has always followed his own instincts when making decisions about the company he founded 10 years ago. But several events over the last week make you wonder: Has the company gotten so successful that it doesn’t care what other people think about it?
On Tuesday, Mr. Zuckerberg announced that Facebook would pay more than $2 billion in cash and stock to buy Oculus VR, a start-up that has spent years developing a virtual reality headset that is still far from ready for public release.
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“Truth be told, your actions make us feel like you don’t respect us. Maybe you think our food-related pick-up lines and sexy tater tots memes come out of nowhere, but we spend a lot of time trying to make people happy,” Eat24 wrote. “What do you do in return? You take them and you hide them from all our friends.”
A Facebook spokesman, Brandon McCormick, posted a response on Eat24’s Facebook page essentially telling the delivery company not to slam the door too hard on the way out.
http://bits.blogs.nytimes.com/2014/03/30/is-facebook-too-big-to-care/?hpw&rref=technology
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