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supporter, having invested billions of dollars of seed capital, billions more in cashflows from pension funds, hedge funds and other market securities may have financed this industry. None may have also been its most powerful proponent than the traditional media, publishing and advertising
industry, as for
decades it has
foreseen a transition
from the venerable paper medium to a more flexible and more powerful means of distribution and broadcasting.

For financiers and market analysts, as with any industry that is growing with seemingly unbounded prospects, the question "Will the bubble burst?" is always hovering on the periphery of your feasibility and valuations analyses.

How so? This is a question that has haunted Wall Street and its partners from London and Paris to Hong Kong and Tokyo ever since the most recent bubble from the global Real Estate MBS fiasco and the landmark turn of the Millennium Dot Com bust - where thousands

of web companies went down in flames in a manner that recalls the downfall of Enron, Worldcom and the 2001 carnage at the World Trade Center.

How did we get ourselves so wrapped up in social media and where did it all start?