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I don't see how that's a publicity stunt. It's an offer that seems to take into account "We want out of this business, we're losing money, and we don't think t
by ZachPruckowski 17y ago
I don't see how that's a publicity stunt. It's an offer that seems to take into account "We want out of this business, we're losing money, and we don't think this is at all monetizable". If I straight-up say "I'm desperate and need cash and think this is a piece of junk, and it's costing me money just to hold onto it", then I can expect low-ball offers.
Economically speaking, if it's a choice between shutting down and being bought out, anything more than a dollar is a good deal. Yeah, it's a dick move and it's taking advantage of someone, but it's not a publicity stunt.
- poutine 17y agoTo understand the situation a bit better you should listen to this Podcast that covered the story behind it which is quite a bit different than what is being spun in TechCrunch. http://techzinglive.com/?p=101 http://techzinglive.com/?p=101