Thursday, September 28, 2006

Time Warner Chief Queries Internet Prices

"(Dick Parsons, chairman and chief executive officer of Time Warner) said the two most attractive assets available to increase web traffic were Facebook and YouTube. '[But] it's a tough assignment. Valuations that are put on those businesses that currently make no money are astronomical and you have to have a big leap of faith,' he said.

"Mr Parsons said the success of the MySpace acquisition (for $580m last year by News Corporation) was further increasing the appetite for deals by media companies. 'It [the MySpace deal] appears to have been a masterstroke,' he said." /MSNBC.com/

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