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Facebook supposedly offered up 1 Billion for
Snapchat offer

• Simply when photo sharing service Snapchat began
  searching around for a spare 200 million in
  financing, The Wall Street Journal reported that
  Facebook's CEO, Mark Zuckerberg, had made an
  offer upwards of the 1 billion dollar mark-- the
  quantity Facebook paid out for Instagram the day
  after the company went public.
• Snapchat blew off Facebook's offer and the social
  network has immediately gone on the defensive,
  informing The Wall Street Journal that it doesn't
  reply to rumors or speculation. At least not
  while Zuckerberg is licking his injuries and
  preparing for the second round.
• The comparable 1 billion deal with Instagram was
  said to be a technique that can assist enhance
  Facebook's staying power, as the social network
  morphs into the ageing giant of the social
  blogging world. Nobody wants another occurrence
  like Myspace and Facebook has struck saturation
  point with obtaining brand-new users. Everybody
  is on Facebook-- which, some records state, is a
  turn off in itself for more youthful users-- and
  unless Zuckerberg discovers a brand-new audience
  soon they will not have the ability to fit lots
  of more seats around the table.
• Our bet is that Facebook will be wanting to at
  first bring Snapchat under the Facebook business
  umbrella, with the likes of Instagram, and
  gradually change the technologies together. When
  Facebook introduced Snapchat's twin Poke last
  year, we've already seen this. Facebook wishes to
  become the one-stop-shop for all things social
  media.
• If reports of Facebook's offer hold true, it
  would mean Snapchat would sign up with the ranks
  of tech companies like Instagram, Pinterest, Uber
  and Waze, both bought in spite of not having
  significant incomes. But provided Snapchat's
  recent evaluation of around 3.5 billion,
  Facebook's offer isn't really as unbelievable as
  it might first appear.
• After all, a few years earlier early evaluations
  on Twitter were viewed as too substantial, a stab
  in the dark for an unimportant messaging platform
  in 140 characters or less. Today, Twitter's IPO
  values the business someplace near the 11
  billion dollar mark. That little blue bird did
  well for itself and now Snapchat looks to be
  doing the same-- albeit without Facebook's
  support in the meantime.
• In September, Snapchat's CEO and co-founder of
  the company, Evan Spiegel, reported 350 million
  messages were sent out with its app daily, an
  enormous increase of 75 per cent considering that
  June, where the number was closer to 200 million.
  Snapchat is evolving at a rapidly speeding up
  rate and it's little marvel the business is now
  planning to establish itself by following in the
  steps of Twitter to see just how high it can
  climb.
• Or just just how much Facebook on iphone
  developer perthwants to pay for the little
  picture messaging app that could.
• Our bet is that Facebook will be looking to at
  first bring Snapchat under the Facebook business
  umbrella, with the likes of Instagram, and
  gradually morph the technologies together. We
  have actually already seen this when Facebook
  introduced Snapchat's twin Poke last year. That
  little blue bird did well for itself and now
  Snapchat looks to be following match-- albeit
  without Facebook's support for now.