Subscribe

Resources

« Implication of Flattening Keyword Prices | Main | Why Microsoft Can't Buy Yahoo and "Just Be GE" »

May 07, 2007

TrackBack

TrackBack URL for this entry:
http://www.typepad.com/services/trackback/6a00d83451656f69e200d83500e84f53ef

Listed below are links to weblogs that reference Photobucket Can Barely Give Itself Away: Implications:

Comments

Daniel Gardner

I disagree, I don't think the price is low at all, it takes into account that MySpace holds over 50% of there traffic (there ability to block this was an important component in the valuation which they proved when they blocked Photobucket videos).

They are being acquired I think for there content which they wish to tag themselves as this could be useful as a competitor against Flickr and other photo companies, not to mention that they can now control the primary source for there own photo's (and therefore can protect there users from whatever Photobucket would do as a private entity).

Just because Google are valuing companies like it's 1999 they should not be the basis for acquisition values, this one was pretty reasonable I think all things considered.

I posted a couple of articles about this recently on my blog, my latest one being here

Pavan Lee

Hi Henry,

Let's take one step back before we look into the trending. Have you looked into the methodology of Fathom's index?

Thanks,
Pavan

sohbet

thanks admin good post

sohbet-askalemi
-edencity

asicocuq

google üzerindeki sexfilmiseyretip video izleyebileceğiniz değişik sayıdaki sitelerden birisidir.bu site önemlidir.thank you.
the post beautiful;)

The comments to this entry are closed.

Sponsored by

Sponsors