Chris O´Brien of the San Jose Mercury News has some issues with how Twitter´s revenue projections were covered by the business media.
O´Brien writes, ¨Late last week, Bloomberg reported that Twitter expects to hit $1 billion in revenueby 2014, at least two years earlier
¨So, it might. Or, it might not. Uh, thanks.
¨But what really bothers me about the coverage is that it lacks some basic business journalism 101. That is, no one ever seems to ask: What about expenses?
¨Who knows? But again, nobody ever seems to ask and anonymous sources are no doubt less anxious to discuss it. But that’s what I really want to know: Are your revenues growing faster than your expenses? Absent an answer to that, the amount of revenue (even projected revenue) is meaningless.¨
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