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Recently TechCrunch has initiated the rumors that eBay may be looking for a potential buyer for StumbleUpon (acquired for $75 million in May 2007) to sell this property for at least the amount it initially paid for it. Of course the blogosphere is actively engaged in various conversation of who could be the right buyer for StumbleUpon during the recession we are facing now. Earlier this week Om Malik has come up with an interesting suggestion for a potential buyer [...] |
Posts Tagged with ‘om-malik’
Reasons Why StumbleUpon Merged With Digg Makes Sense
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on October 12, 2008
Sequoia Calls Portfolio Companies to Healthier Business Operations
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on October 08, 2008
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Sequoia Capital is one of the best-known names when it comes to venture funding of startups in the Silicon Valley so everything the firm does is considered as having strong implications for the entire industry. So it is no wonder that the players in the industry are more than worried today now that Om Malik reports that Sequoia held a meeting for founders of its portfolio companies to talk about the economic crisis to them. |
Blog and Die: The NYT Says We Blog ‘Til We Drop
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on April 05, 2008
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I knew the second that the New York Times article from Matt Richtel went across my feeds it was going to be the water cooler discussion du jour over the weekend. I'm sure it will have the entire blogosphere lit up like a Christmas tree by the time I log in tomorrow and check my feeds again. And I'm sure some of the article has merit. |
Jaman Has An Update, And A Secret
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on June 29, 2007
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We covered a product called Jaman (a P2P video client that connected users with inexpensive purchase-to-own downloads and over-the-Web rentals of films produced on the independent circuit, many of which have found audiences across international divides) when it was quite a young one several months back. Today, we check in to see where it’s at and what it’s done with itself. |
Online Video, Blown Up On San Francisco Bay
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on May 11, 2007
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Most of the time, we enjoy the fruits Web 2.0 creations indoors. Offices. Dorms. Bedrooms. Even class rooms. Rarely do we do things like consume online audio and video where we can breathe less-than-clean air and commiserate with freshly hatched insects. |
Site Review: The New NewTeeVee
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on March 27, 2007
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There are few places that you travel to in your online journeys that you admire for the template as much as you do the content. GigaNet’s very recently updated NewTeeVee is one of those destinations. |





