Paul Kedrosky: First Impressions of Facebook Filing

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Paul Kedrosky aka the Cramer of Bloomberg (he loves that nickname Barry gave him) weighs in on today’s S-1 filing from Facebook.

Paul’s one of the few media people who is also an investor in venture deals, this is worth a listen…

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Bloomberg

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