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by anamoulous 10y ago
You would invest time and effort and money in overtaking much larger or smaller, leaner properties that are all experiencing negative growth in an industry that has seen a bottoming out of it's primary revenue source and a race to the
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by anamoulous 10y ago
Isn't Yahoo Fantasy the #1 fantasy property (not including daily fantasy)? Also all of these are ad supported products -- and no amount of premium/freemium add-ons are going to make more money than what these have made historicall
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by anamoulous 10y ago
Search engine.
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by anamoulous 10y ago
Fantastic, a searchable collection of graphs that take specialists from the media can misinterpret.
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by anamoulous 10y ago
Thanks, I had this weird sense that I had already read this story before but I thought it had been in Africa? Turns out it was this article.
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by anamoulous 10y ago
https://inbox.google.com/ They've created a weird extension to save pages into Inbox, too: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/inbox-by-gmail/gkl...
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by anamoulous 10y ago
I'm not sure it's sneaky, it's kind of the point...
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by anamoulous 11y ago
Or Portland.
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Media Websites Battle Faltering Ad Revenue and Traffic(nytimes.com)
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by anamoulous 11y ago
I'm chuckling (not in a bad way!) at the emacs user that prefers vi keybindings expressing optimism about a Microsoft editor written in a statically typed variant of Javascript. Progress is cool.
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by anamoulous 13y ago
The've been doing it for years on SB Nation. http://www.sbnation.com/nba/2013/12/19/5228994/kobe-bryant-i...