3 ms·
AOL/HuffPo Shuts Down Download Squad
- michaelpinto 16y agoDon't worry I'm sure Arianna Huffington will let them continue to work for free!
- jrmg 16y agoThe article makes Download Squad sound like a very successful blog, but it doesn't mention if it was making a profit or not (and, if not, if it was likely to in the future). That's surely an important question?
- asknemo 16y agoDownloadsquad was a great team. No bullshit, real opinions on big and little things that matter. Another horror story from AOL since AOL v.s. Engadget editors.
- tedsbardella 16y agoI try every now and then to read the Huffpo but I always stop at some point because of the web site itself - it is distracting- It is not the politics - I like a lot of the stories its just I find the web site more than a little disconcerting - there is always something that I do not expect happening - I will click on a link and get a page of links when I expect a story - or a picture and get a landing page of some sort. it is worse than Digg
- gadders 16y agoI'm a bit sad about this. I liked DownloadSquad, and they did some good work. I hope they find success in their next endeavours.