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Startup Outcome Misled Advertisers with Manipulated Information, Sources Say
- mi100hael 9y agoOh look, another over-hyped, over-valued "disruptive" startup that's actually just smoke & mirrors.
- tedunangst 9y agoMaking the world a better place by connecting patients with the drugs they love!
- mi100hael 9y agoMaking the world a better place by finding new ways to plaster ads in our faces (and commit fraud in the process)!
- Overtonwindow 9y agoIf I go into a doctors office and I see one of these tablets or tvs pitching drugs to me, I'm out of there. This is ridiculous and beyond exploitive.
- Bartweiss 9y agoIt does look an awful lot like a startup whose stated goal was making the world worse. I'd say "I wonder what Alphabet saw in them?", but I'll bet the answer is "$5.5 billion".
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- johnhenry 9y agoHere's title from the article: "Outcome, a Hot Tech Startup, Misled Advertisers With Manipulated Information, Sources Say". Taking out those commas make the title confusing.
- mi100hael 9y agoThe original is too many characters for HN
- Justin_K 9y agoCooking the books from day one. Who would ever advertise with these guys again when their whole model was revealed to be a scam? What a joke.
- breakingcups 9y agoI'm so glad advertising drugs is illegal in my country. In fact isn't it illegal everywhere but the U.S. and down under?