BIZ REPORT -- Sep 22 -- The owners of YouTube want $1.5 billion (NY Post), high above what many executives are willing to pay. One "senior industry source" told the Post, "If they were willing to take $200 million to $300 million, I would buy it tomorrow." Speculation rises about what media outlet or Internet company might buy them out.
The full article was originally published at Biz Report, but is no longer available.
Companies like these make me laugh. Over 1 billion!?!? Are they serious?!!? What happens when the next big things comes around. This may not be a bubble, but these times wont last forever. This reminds me of some of the companies during the bubble, they should cash out while they can.
Posted by: Andrew Arnott | Sep 23, 2006 at 01:39 PM