Gina Grad

Yeah, I mean, I think...

You know, MySpace is maybe not a great example in Friendster as well.

Facebook is an actual company with many shoot-off companies.

MySpace was Tom figuring out what to do.

Sort of like too diversified.

It's too diversified.

And I think Alex can even speak to this because he knows the guys that came in early on it from his previous films.

But they made it a very legitimate thing with heavy, heavy investment from the beginning, which is unlike a lot of the other companies.

And I think they've gotten to –

They've hit collateral mass too much.

So Google is, in my opinion, never going to go away.

Like it's gone too much.

They own us more than we own them at this point.

I think Facebook is similar, but I think with the backlash that we've seen lately and how they've handled it and just how everyone feels used by Facebook, I think has cut into some of their business.

But.

I still use Facebook every day.

Futurism publishes on Facebook every day as does every other major publisher because you have to.

You're forced into it and you need – in the media landscape today, you need revenue from every possible source you can find.

And every publisher will tell you that from CNN down to Futurism.

Amazon is notorious for testing your product and then stealing it from you and manufacturing it themselves.