The Facebook IPO: Revenge of the Old Fogies – Forbes

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The Facebook IPO: Revenge of the Old Fogies
Forbes
The aftermath of Facebook's troubled IPO has had its bright spots for the company, at least from a business communications standpoint, as some palliative messages are getting a fair share of attention. As of this writing, for example, the top Google …
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