Mo Koyfman

it was the right thing for them at the time. Seems like a big part of AOL strategy. Yeah it it is and I think not just strategy but I think it's a big part of their management team right now because those guys are fantastic. I think Ron and crew are are going to be overseeing a good amount of their video efforts.

Twitter is it is very different than Facebook in that I think it really is like it's really a media platform distribution platform and I think it will ultimately end up my my bet is that it'll be like the largest media outlet platform distribution mechanism in on the planet.

the one thing that kept coming up over and over again which I think is really instructive is like this is one of those few assets that is slowly starting to and really has the chance to become a verb you know to tweet tweet and we were we were really talking about the language and the lexicon around Twitter in addition to using the product and seeing the value in it that's saying like we believe we're tapping into something that can really you know enter the the the cultural zeitgeist here

if you look at Twitter investment if you had invested at a hundred million50 million or $200 million valuation it doesn't matter. It doesn't matter because you still own over 10% of the business. It's worth $45 billion now.

spark Capital invested in Twitter MH very early yeah it was uh the B round of Twitter B round yeah after USV did the First Institutional round when we did the uh second yeah and so but it wasn't the 100 million plus billion dollar last round

spark capital invested in Twitter very early yeah it was the people on the Twitter be wrong not technically a USB did the first institutional rounded when we did the second yeah and sir but it wasn't the 100 million plus billion dollar mouse around