Die riesengrosse Online-Community von Herrn Zuckerberg (Facebook) startete vor wenigen Jahren mit einer kleinen Idee!
Ganz nach dem Motto: "Beginne klein und denke groß!"
Und das tat Herr Zuckerberg auch: „Er holte sich die richtigen Partner mit an Bord! Diese investierten insgesamt gerade mal 11.000 US-Dollar und der Rest ist Geschichte“
Stop! Wissen Sie überhaupt, was aus diesen 11.000 US-Dollar geworden ist?
„Nach nur 4 Jahren ist aus dieser kleinen Anfangssumme ein Netzwerk von 500.000.000 Fans entstanden. Dies ist eine Marketingmacht, woraus aus 11.000 US-Dollar => 175.000.000 US Dollar wurden!
Und das alles nur, weil Jemand seine Freunde auf Facebook eingeladen hat und diese wiederum ihre Freunde u.s.w.! Mehr war nicht nötig, um dieses riesige Internetimperium aufzubauen, das Milliarden abwirft.
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Donnerstag, 10. November 2011
Freitag, 27. Februar 2009
Georgian rebel region denies expelling villagers
Georgia says separatist forces in the Russian-backed breakaway region of Abkhazia have expelled dozens of Georgian families overnight but the Abkhaz authorities dismissed the accusation.
The Georgian Interior Ministry said around 50 families were forced from the village of Otobaia by Abkhaz forces searching for a resident of the village.
"They went house-to-house and told them to leave and not to come back until they hand him over," Interior Ministry spokesman Shota Utiashvili said.
Otobaia lies in Abkhazia's eastern Gali region, home to a large ethnic Georgian community that complains of discrimination.
Tensions over Georgia's breakaway, pro-Russian regions erupted in a five-day war last August in which Russian forces smashed a Georgian assault on another rebel province, South Ossetia.
Russia has recognised Abkhazia and South Ossetia as independent states, and has thousands of troops in both regions.
Mr Utiashvili said the Georgian villagers had crossed the de facto border from Abkhazia and were unsure when they would be able to return.
He said the man being searched for was in hospital in Georgia after being shot by Abkhaz forces.
Asked about the accusations, the Abkhaz government's Gali representative Ruslan Kishmaria said: "It's rubbish. Nothing happened there."
Unarmed European Union observers are monitoring a fragile ceasefire, but are denied access to both rebel regions. A spokeswoman for the mission said monitors were checking the reports.
The Georgian interior ministry also accused Russian forces of sending heavy armour to the Gali region.
Russia's Interfax news agency quoted an Abkhaz security official as saying a regular rotation of Russian forces was under way near the boundary line.
The Georgian Interior Ministry said around 50 families were forced from the village of Otobaia by Abkhaz forces searching for a resident of the village.
"They went house-to-house and told them to leave and not to come back until they hand him over," Interior Ministry spokesman Shota Utiashvili said.
Otobaia lies in Abkhazia's eastern Gali region, home to a large ethnic Georgian community that complains of discrimination.
Tensions over Georgia's breakaway, pro-Russian regions erupted in a five-day war last August in which Russian forces smashed a Georgian assault on another rebel province, South Ossetia.
Russia has recognised Abkhazia and South Ossetia as independent states, and has thousands of troops in both regions.
Mr Utiashvili said the Georgian villagers had crossed the de facto border from Abkhazia and were unsure when they would be able to return.
He said the man being searched for was in hospital in Georgia after being shot by Abkhaz forces.
Asked about the accusations, the Abkhaz government's Gali representative Ruslan Kishmaria said: "It's rubbish. Nothing happened there."
Unarmed European Union observers are monitoring a fragile ceasefire, but are denied access to both rebel regions. A spokeswoman for the mission said monitors were checking the reports.
The Georgian interior ministry also accused Russian forces of sending heavy armour to the Gali region.
Russia's Interfax news agency quoted an Abkhaz security official as saying a regular rotation of Russian forces was under way near the boundary line.
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