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Bernard Leong on Internet Trends and Entrepreneurship in Southeast Asia

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    Feb 5, 2012

A Final Roundup of Startups in Asia Singapore

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Facebook’s Future: Dim or Promising?

button-facebookWith so many Social Media sites competing for a share of online users’ time, is Facebook losing its market share?

Apparently not.

In merely 3 months after it first crossed 200 million users, Facebook had 25 million new users added to its community. The numbers are still expected to grow rapidly every day.

According to Reuter’s interview with Silicon Valley entrepreneur Mark Andreessen who sits on Facebook’s board, Facebook’s revenue is likely to hit billions wit hin 5 years, an increase from the expected $500 million this year.

However, many expressed that Facebook could do better with 225 million users in its pocket. With so many users, it could be making billions sooner by pushing monetization (not as hard as MySpace, of course). But first, Facebook’s main focus should still remain to be in improving its services and drawing new users.

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About Sarah Chong

Co-founder and editor of Penn Olson. A laid-back marketing student otherwise. Loves social media and twitters about everything! (yes even about the stranger who chants to himself) A huge Harry Potter movie fan who is extremely scared of geckos.

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