Why Sorkin is Right About Ebersman Blowing the Facebook IPO -- And What That Says About Zuckerberg
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Sarah Lacy recently attacked Andrew Ross Sorkin for being too "Wall Street-minded" in attacking the JOBS Act and Groupon. Here's why they're both wrong and why Lacy needs to be less "Silicon Valley-minded."
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Facebook is deliberately puffing up its monthly active users by using a broad definition. It's par for the course in the social media world.
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It's time to make a past wrong right. Andrew Ross Sorkin should apologize publicly or privately to Steve Jobs' family.
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Erin Burnett condescension at Occupy Wall Street is embarrassing for her. This group's feelings and motives come from a real place of pain which should be addressed.
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Andrew Ross Sorkin's "column" criticizing Steve Jobs' lack of public charity was misguided and disrespectful. He should apologize.
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