With the projected valuations for Facebook pointing towards Mark Zuckerberg being worth $28 billion, lets ask what, exactly, he could do with that kind of money?
2011 involved exhaustive talk of the major web companies that went or announced plans to go public. While IPO hunters were distracted by Zynga and LinkedIn, these companies begans planting their seeds in the tech world.
Few industries are generating as much controversy as the fast-growing social media space, and investors are eager to figure out if the stocks can live up to the hype.
Google and Facebook have become so ingrained in consumer behavior that new industries are born operate within their operations. But could these symbiotic relationships become untenable?