Posted on Jun 29, 2016
STOP Sharing that Facebook Privacy and Permission Notice, It's a HOAX
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As PT Barnum said...
This is the first time that I'm reading a statement stating something like"You own ALL of the content and information you post on Facebook". I can't imagine that Facebook would ever use the pictures posted by users for anything without asking for permission, that would totally ruin their reputation, but I heard they reserve some rights in the fine print. Not true?
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Albert Bewersdorff
Yes, and "staying connected" is really important, because that's what actually generating the enormous value of any platform connecting people and/or services. Here's an episode out of a textbook on platforms that might be interesting to you:
Asset builders develop physical assets that they use to deliver physical goods; companies like Ford and Walmart are examples.
Service providers employ workers who provide services to customers; companies like UnitedHealthcare and Accenture are examples.
Technology creators develop and sell forms of intellectual property, such as software and biotechnology; Microsoft and Amgen are examples.
And network orchestrators develop networks in which people and companies create value together—in effect, platform businesses.
[HERE IT COMES:]
The research suggests that, of the four, network orchestrators are by far the most efficient value creators. On average, they enjoy a market multiplier (based on the relationship between a firm’s market valuation and its price-to-earnings ratio) of 8.2, as compared with 4.8 for technology creators, 2.6 for service providers, and 2.0 for asset builders.
Asset builders develop physical assets that they use to deliver physical goods; companies like Ford and Walmart are examples.
Service providers employ workers who provide services to customers; companies like UnitedHealthcare and Accenture are examples.
Technology creators develop and sell forms of intellectual property, such as software and biotechnology; Microsoft and Amgen are examples.
And network orchestrators develop networks in which people and companies create value together—in effect, platform businesses.
[HERE IT COMES:]
The research suggests that, of the four, network orchestrators are by far the most efficient value creators. On average, they enjoy a market multiplier (based on the relationship between a firm’s market valuation and its price-to-earnings ratio) of 8.2, as compared with 4.8 for technology creators, 2.6 for service providers, and 2.0 for asset builders.
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Albert Bewersdorff
PO3 (Anonymous) - Please read my comment below (?), I forgot to "mention" you in that one :-)
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