Invest in? none.. Purchase? I'd probably purchase Digg... for its userbase.. not its product.
Adam Ostrow
· 2 years ago
Well, "invest in" meaning if they were a company you could buy shares in the same way you buy shares in a public company. For example, if it were Yahoo and Google, the question would be "would you rather invest in Yahoo at a $40B valuation or Google at $200B"
methodfour
· 2 years ago
Please.... $1Billion for LinkedIn. If they are offered anything in that ballpark they should take it and run. Friendster anyone?o
goodcookn1310
· 2 years ago
is Dan Nye saying "that it would take a lot more than that†because HE thinks its worth more that. or because he want to not sell it.
Adrian
· 2 years ago
CEO Dan wants more cash, huh?
Pete, cook him up some of your famous Cash-more web 2.0 consulting.
(The Anti-Troll Posting.)
aidanhenry
· 2 years ago
In all due honestly, if Facebook can garner a $15 billion valuation, it doesn't seem that far-fetched that LinkedIn may be asking for such a price. Also, keep in mind that this niche social network consists of a highly sought-after user base with high income - an advertiser's dream.
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Pete, cook him up some of your famous Cash-more web 2.0 consulting.
(The Anti-Troll Posting.)
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Aidan
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