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Twitter, Facebook, WhatsApp, TikTok, Snapchat… To stay on track in the stock market, collaborative platforms will have to be creative.
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What if Twitter wasn’t worth $42 billion, as Elon Musk explained during his first takeover offer of the social network? This proposal was indeed very advantageous for the Board of directors, which, at the end of April, immediately accepted it. Yet this assessment, as Scott Galloway, a professor at New York University, points out, is based on a radical change in the economic model. To justify such a price, the microblogging social network had to make some previously free features pay, such as file sharing. In the midst of a stock market deflation, tech companies are starting to look twice before opening their wallets. This is all the more cruel for social networks than the time that&rsquo…
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