Facebook is Dying

http://socialmediatoday.com/richard-conyard/655306/facebook-dying

by gregpurtell • 14 years ago

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quattrofan• 14 years ago

I couldn't finish reading that, it was so badly written.

realize• 14 years ago

Yes, I gave up at "dichotomously opposed".

markyc• 14 years ago

linkbait isn't what it used to be

ummjackson• 14 years ago

I couldn't either. Read as if it was written in another language, translated to English and then someone went to town on a thesaurus with it.

pferde• 14 years ago

I finished reading it, in the same way one finishes watching a hilariously bad movie. :) It was all just grand rhetorics and little substance, to the very end.

spaghetti• 14 years ago

Wonder if the article was auto-generated? "turnover and profits are down..." so at least turnover is down which sounds like it's actually good for the "once gargantuan beast".

r00fus• 14 years ago

Turnover is a trading term: http://www.investopedia.com/terms/t/turnover.asp

the_gipsy2• 14 years ago

Headline should have been "Is facebook dying?"

klez2• 14 years ago

So the answer would have been 'no'?

tsahyt2• 14 years ago

In the long run the answer will be yes.

the_gipsy2• 14 years ago

Sorry, I was referencing Betteridge's Law of Headlines which states that "Any headline which ends in a question mark can be answered by the word 'no'". http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridges_Law_of_Headlines

Facebook is Dying

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