05-19-2012, 10:27 PM
Slamz Wrote:A social media site with a better interface could potentially take over. There was lots of hope that Google Plus would do it but their interface wasn't that great either and nobody really switched to it.
This is a sticky glue issue. The reason google plus failed is more about the fact that 900million people are on Facebook and not google plus. Unless Facebook pulls an AOL, the customer base that is using Facebook to share info is what will prevent successful competition for some time.
The thing that Facebook has right now that it didn't have last week, is 108 billion in market capital. From an ipo perspective, this was very successful.
The question is what will they do with it.
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