Clone a Facebook and you're worthless.

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A year later, Microsoft spread Facebook's overvalued rhetoric, competing with Google's rivals, eventually buying a 240 million dollar stake in Facebook, only to get a 1.6% per cent stake in Facebook, with Facebook's valuations pounding to $15 billion trillion.

What happened during the year from 750 million dollars to 15 billion dollars?

Nothing really happened. Giants have been looking for promising prospects, trying to keep them as they have not grown up. In the past, such giants are earlier to read the Internet AOL, Yahoo!, today, is Google, Microsoft and News Corp. Among the Giants rivalry, Facebook has become a valuable bargaining chip. The 15 billion dollar valuation, in addition to the potential value of Facebook, includes a substantial premium to prevent competition from being taken away by rivals.

Facebook is a lucky dog, and it has successfully exploited the greed and fear of the Giants to put themselves in a very advantageous position. 240 million dollars in cash, combined with a 15 billion dollar worth, is enough to open up a broader space for survival and development, while avoiding the rapid dilution of shares. However, such lucky winners will always be very few. Because of rarity, only commodity. At this point, Google said that its cooperation with MySpace better than expected, a bit sour grape mentality. MySpace's myopia may be destined to make it harder.

Back home, perhaps not for long, we will see piles of "China's Facebook." Nothing in China, the key is that a few people can sink their hearts to do their own things. From this point of view, I still admire Robin Li's, eventually he did not sell "China's Google", nor Zooey change to change.

The day before yesterday SP fire you belief sp, yesterday MySpace fire you believe in MySpace, today Facebook fire you believe in Facebook, and during that time you believe in Craigslist and YouTube, and frankly, I'm a little confused about whether this is faith or speculation. With all the wind, there is probably no wind to keep up with.

Facebook's high price is just a case, don't think you can clone a Facebook and have a one-tenth worth.