In a world that is moving towards gigabit internet, which genius in Comcast thought 300GB is enough for most people? The internet is far from its peak. Already, we see more and more websites with background videos, beautiful images, and all kinds of wonderful media. At the rate of advancement we will consume even more amazing media on the internet (3D?) that will take up even more bandwidth as time goes on. By introducing a bandwidth saving mindset and forcing consumers to browse conservatively, Comcast is really going against the evolution of the internet. Like most companies that is destined to fail, Comcast makes decisions based on old and current data. They fail to take into account rate of growth and make policies that benefits and embraces the future.
Twitter IPOs at $26/share with 700 million shares. Facebook ipo'ed at $38/share with 2.55 billion shares. Mathematically, Twitter's IPO is about 1/4 the value of Facebook.
Twitter has 200 million active users
Facebook has 1.15 billion active users
I don't think twitter is worth 1/5 the market cap of Facebook. It doesn't have photo albums, groups, calendars, events that facebook does, and twitter still has a long way to go for mobile. Most of my friends uses a third party tweet client (like tweetbot) and don't even have twitter's app installed.
Therefore, I think Twitter is very much overpriced. Did I miss something?