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Facebook: The Last Great Company of the Desktop Age, Playing Catch-Up in a Mobile World | Epicenter | Wired.com
Facebook may be the last great company of the desktop age. It's beaten back Friendster, MySpace and a half-dozen other pretenders, and — at least so far — is successfully holding off both Twitter and Google+. Its desktop display advertisements make the company billions of dollars in revenue. But that's not nearly enough. Now, Zuckerberg has to further capitalize on the growth of mobile to... moreFacebook may be the last great company of the desktop age. It's beaten back Friendster, MySpace and a half-dozen other pretenders, and — at least so far — is successfully holding off both Twitter and Google+. Its desktop display advertisements make the company billions of dollars in revenue. But that's not nearly enough. Now, Zuckerberg has to further capitalize on the growth of mobile to extend its reach. And he knows it. view page
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I wrote everything that could possibly be said about Facebook's future in mobile (at least it feels like it): http://t.co/r9GUzANA
'Mobile is Facebook’s future, and its frontier. The company has colonized mobile, but hasn’t developed it.' @TCarmody http://t.co/XMgZZmDi
Facebook: Playing Catch-Up In a Mobile World | Epicenter | http://t.co/VCXaTHrH http://t.co/hZixbppg
Facebook in epischer Länge (aber treffend) analysiert: @tcarmody auf Wired http://t.co/ojXcBdfk
Facebook: Conçu à l'ère du desktop et aujourd'hui confronté à la nouvelle frontière du mobile
Like it or not, Facebook is still playing catch up when it comes to mobile
While others are bullish on FB, @Wired is admonishing them and strategizing. Free management consulting for FB: http://t.co/hYRTcILh
Interesting article by @tcarmody on the struggle of #FB to adapt to the mobile platform http://t.co/aHDx7npf
Really great article on FB and what they need to capitalize on to continue growth: http://t.co/tBtvGA4c
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I think this is my favorite thing I've ever written about Facebook's biz, and four months later, it's all coming true: http://t.co/YICr4pe5
I think this is my favorite thing I've ever written about Facebook's biz, and four months later, it's all coming true: http://t.co/YICr4pe5
@DaniFankhauser @edyong209 @hamishmckenzie Yes! I discuss something similar in this post I did back around first S-1: http://t.co/YICr4pe5
I've heard this before, but never knew from which article it came. Facebook, The Last Great Company of the Desktop Age: http://t.co/Ei2kngpB
@vindaRd Thanks for the link. You might be interested in this follow-up, which reads differently now than it did then: http://t.co/r9GUzANA
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Facebook: The Last Great Company of the Desktop Age, Playing Catch-Up in a Mobile World #in http://t.co/3GyU7d5M
"Any weakness Facebook shows in mobile allows another company — or a dozen companies — to outflank them." http://t.co/r9GUzANA
Good analysis by @tcarmody of how mobile strategy will drive Facebook's future http://t.co/HxztfGGU
"Any weakness Facebook shows in mobile allows another company — or a dozen companies — to outflank them." http://t.co/r9GUzANA