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Instagram vs. The New York Times: What’s a Company Worth, Anyways?
Facebook recently purchased Instagram for $1 billion. The New York Times, on that same day, had a market capitalizatoin of just over $946 million. How is it possibly that a 2 year old startup with 12 employees could be valued higher than one of the world’s most venerable media companies? In this infographic, we take a look at valuations of iconic companies and brands versus startups.
Courtney van der Weyden
Content Manager at White Spaces
Courtney van der Weyden is the Digital Content manager for 6.2, curating and managing content across White Spaces and the iPad Magazine, the Black Report. Part time Instagram addict.
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