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Facebook v/s. Twitter
Submitted by ajaysanghani on Wed, 06/17/2009 - 17:42
Michael Arrington of Techcrunch has this nice analysis on how Facebook is trying to defend its turf as well keep pace with the ever rising star Twitter.
Just as Friendster and MySpace tried to buy Facebook in the early days (and nearly did), Facebook is now trying to take Twitter out.
Venture Capital Down 50%. It’s Not Just the Rece...
Submitted by ajaysanghani on Mon, 04/20/2009 - 11:09
There’s a huge difference between what venture capitalists say and what they do. For much of the last decade some of the same partners that keep saying Silicon Valley will never decline as the startup epicenter of the world are spending every month flying to China. And of course in the post-2000 years every partner said, “Oh we never really got into that whole dot com thing…” Huh. Wonder who did all those deals?
Blogging for dollars
Submitted by mirowais on Mon, 09/11/2006 - 01:13
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One of my favourite magazine Business2.0 ( it had 2.0 many years before the current 2.0 craze ) has a cover story on Blogging for dollars, very interesting on the rising importance of blogging and the earning potential it offers to good bloggers.
Some excerpts.
Blogs today benefit from what might be termed uneconomies of scale: They are so cheap to create and operate that a lone blogger or a small team can, with the ever-expanding reach of the Internet, amass vast audiences and generate levels of profit on a per-employee basis that traditional media companies can only fantasize about.
