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With Facebook being valued at $60bn, there are fears another dotcom bubble is forming, ten years after the last one.
In this week's Friday Finance Muriel Faure, CEO of Paris-based IT Asset Management, discusses how much Facebook is worth and what value is left in Google.
Then Polar Capital's technology specialist Ben Rogoff will be live in the studio giving his views on the tech sector.
The programme is now live on www.investmentweek.co.uk.
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