Making fun of a tech-billionaire may not be a good idea
MySpace was the largest social network in the world between 2005 and 2009, and Tom Anderson was its first president. The site might have become pretty obsolete by now, but that should not detract from its past accomplishments.
The fact that the site was not durable in the long run is not necessarily Anderson’s fault, so he has every right to voice his expert opinion. Besides, as he says, he made a very smart choice by selling it for millions.
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