Bloomberg Businessweek Report
Name: Dhairya Patel Date: April 10, 2012
Headline: How much is a tweet worth?
Reporter or reporters: Drake Bennett
Date article was published or posted: April 10, 2012
Respond to the Reading
1. What did you learn from the article?
I learned that each tweet makes twitter approximately one tenth of cent. I was unaware of this until I read this article and I found this to be extremely remarkable.
Recall the Facts
2. Who or what are the main subjects of the story?
The main subject of this story is how much money social networking companies make off singular posts and user accounts for every consumer that signs up.
3. What businesses or industries are discussed in the story?
Social networking companies such as Twitter, Facebook, Tumbler, Myspace etc.
Think Critically
4. What types of businesses might be interested or affected by the story's outcome? Why?
Users of the social networking sites would be interested in the article as well as companies that use the social networking sites for advertising. This article provides information to other companies about the prices that their competitors are charging.
5. If you were to write a follow-up story to this article, what questions would you ask?
I would ask what kind of total profit different social networking companies made as well as the expenses they put back into the functioning of the website.
Business Vocabulary
Compile a list of business terms that are used in the article. Using a dictionary or the Internet, write down the terms' definitions in the space provided. (Use additional paper if necessary.)
Business Term Definition
companies A commercial Business
calculations A mathematical determination of the size or number of something
valuations An estimation of something's worth
revenue A measure of income to a company
commodities A raw material or primary agricultural product
Career Exploration
Choose one career that is described in the article. For that career, list what skills are required and which classes in school can help you develop them.
Career Skills Required Classes
Mathematics Math
Problem solving Math
Thinking out of the box Entrepreneurship
Calculating revenue Accounting
Communication English
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