
Social media is one of the fastest-growing areas of the web, and it is changing the way that consumers and businesses communicate. Already, some third-party companies like game developers and virtual gift companies are finding ways to generate revenue from social media. But can the heavyweights of social networking – the Facebooks and the Twitters of this world – become profitable? In this report, we look at which monetization strategies are proving successful and which aren’t. We also analyzed $25 billion worth of social media M&A and VC transactions over the past 27 months.
Topics: Media & Publishing, Social Media, M&A & Venture Capital, Mergers & Acquisitions, Venture Capital
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Table of Contents
Notable Companies Featured
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Social Media Players
* Facebook
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Venture Capital/PE Shops
* Draper Fisher Jurvetson
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From iTunes and YouTube to Facebook and Kindle, the most popular content on the web, free and paid.
iTunes Apps (Free) |
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| 1. | Temple Run |
| 2. | Ski On Neon |
| 3. | Save The Pencil |
| 4. | Egg Punch |
| 5. | Fish Tales ™ |
Social Standing
Which media brands are getting a lift from Tweeters and bloggers right now -- and which are getting panned?
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