A Two-Minute History of Facebook Since its IPO

The video discusses Facebook's journey from its IPO to becoming a mobile-first company. Initially, Facebook faced challenges with the shift to mobile, but under Sheryl Sandberg's leadership, it successfully transitioned its advertising model. The company adopted a multi-app strategy, acquiring Instagram and WhatsApp, and spinning off Messenger. This strategy helped Facebook diversify its revenue streams, with mobile now accounting for over 80% of its income. Despite some failed ventures, Facebook's rapid growth has led Wall Street to overlook its mistakes, allowing Zuckerberg to continue his aggressive expansion strategy.

What strategies did Facebook implement to adapt to the shift towards mobile usage?

Discuss the impact of Sheryl Sandberg's role in Facebook's mobile strategy.

How did Facebook's acquisition of Instagram and WhatsApp contribute to its growth?

What percentage of Facebook's revenue comes from mobile as of the latest data?

What factors have allowed Facebook to maintain investor confidence despite its mistakes?