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First, who reads msn.com ? Second, in 2010 starbucks in NY required you to have a starbucks card to access wifi. That didn't work well and they gave wifi free

First, who reads msn.com ? Second, in 2010 starbucks in NY required you to have a starbucks card to access wifi. That didn't work well and they gave wifi free again, so stay cool-- they know what is good for their business.

FireBeyond 13y ago
As an ex-Senior PM for MSN.com, well, lots of people. When I worked there a couple of years ago, we were the fifth most visited website in the world, averaging 7,100 articles read per second. But hey, I realize it's not hipster-chic.
- kalleboo 13y ago
  > we were the fifth most visited website in the world Isn't that just because it was the default site in IE for Windows XP?
  - FireBeyond 13y ago
    That doesn't account for the 7,100 articles -read-, not the home page visits.