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Now it’s Nokia and Facebook…..?

January 25, 2008 by Ben Robinson - 1 Comment

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No sooner am I listing platforms, than stories appear about another handset vendor (actually not another vendor, but THE vendor!) potentially doing a deal with our favourite social network …

Apparently the deal revolves around Facebook being preloaded on Nokia devices, in return for Nokia taking a stake in the company. This is interesting compared to Myspace, who have gone down the carrier route instead of device vendors.

Facebook now has a valuation of $15 billion (yes, billion), but are unlikely to IPO until the markets regain some strength from the recent hammering they have taken.

 

So, Facebook on your Nokia – Thumbs UP or DOWN?

[Via: TechCrunch]

 

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