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Has Facebook's Value Plunged from $15B to Just $500M?

Posted Jan 06, 2009 10:30am EST by Sarah Lacy in Investing, Internet, Media, Venture Capital, M and A, IPOs

There's no question, private company valuations are falling along with their publicly traded brethren. And Web 2.0 darling Facebook isn't immune. We all know it's not worth that posh $15 billion valuation Microsoft bestowed on it back in 2007. But how low has it fallen?

My guest blogger and investor Paul Kedrosky thinks it's under $1 billion, and I think he's mental. Watch the clip and pick a side! Also, if Facebook decides the ad market it too rocky to go it alone, who's the most likely buyer?

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