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Are there any success stories - when a service is acquired and then developed and grown properly and come out in the black? I can think of only blogger.
by venomsnake 13y ago
Are there any success stories - when a service is acquired and then developed and grown properly and come out in the black?
I can think of only blogger.
- jonnathanson 13y agoReddit has been pretty un-fucked-around-with by Conde Nast's parent company since its acquisition. (It's been split off from CN as a separate business entity, but even during CN's stewardship, the messing around was very minimal). It's debatable exactly how much money Reddit makes, and whether it could be considered "in the black." But it's a success story in as much as the site's userbase and traffic have grown, and the core service has not been tampered with.
- alipang 13y agoIt's not profitable, at least it wasn't six months ago, and very likely is not today. http://www.reddit.com/r/blog/comments/12v8y3/now_is_the_time_to_invest_in_gold/c6yfbuh http://www.reddit.com/r/blog/comments/12v8y3/now_is_the_time...
- davros 13y agoYoutube