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As a former Forbes.com staffer, I couldn't be more excited to see that Dan Lyons is leading the new site. ReadWrite has a great editor at the helm.
by jawns 14y ago
As a former Forbes.com staffer, I couldn't be more excited to see that Dan Lyons is leading the new site. ReadWrite has a great editor at the helm.
- rhizome 14y agoYes, because if there's anything the Internet needs, it's more people who remain headstrong in ignorance, to the point of insulting the opposition without investigating alternate views.
- snowwrestler 14y agoI can't believe that people keep hiring Dan Lyons. He's gotta have the highest attitude to accuracy ratio in the industry. Too bad, ReadWriteWeb used to post useful, informative (I.e. not link-bait) articles. Already on the home page I can see content-free link bait like "How many screens does one man need?" (name-checking Apple) and "As Facebook prepares to release 3Q earnings, reasons for cautious optimism."
- thrashr888 14y agoWe totally had link-bait articles. :)
- snowwrestler 14y agoI went back and looked at some articles from March of this year...they just seemed more substantive, and more useful to this guy who builds content websites for a living. The stuff on your homepage now reminds me more of Business Insider than of ReadWriteWeb. Just my $0.02.