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Insider Facebook. Life, Work and Visions of Greatness(fbbook.com)
1 points by immad 20y ago|2 comments
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by immad 20y ago
I don't see many people being discouraged to make social apps. A lot of the internet is based on social interaction (forums, comments, reviews, chats..) and wherever there is spam there are anti spam-measure in place that work reasonably we
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by immad 20y ago
:-)
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by immad 20y ago
I doubt any of the companies were too worried about getting some pre-launch buzz going through techcrunch.
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Advice for entrepreneurs negotiating venture capital term sheets(asack.typepad.com)
2 points by immad 20y ago|3 comments
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by immad 20y ago
When you have a lot of committed users that frequent its always possible to come up with strategies that dont involve just the normal advertising channels. e.g. suicidegirls sells branded merchandise and bebo is getting into parnerships wit
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by immad 20y ago
I agree, but you could work something out without the government maybe. Individuals and organisations are worried about disaster too...
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by immad 20y ago
There is a startup idea here somewhere :-)
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Peer to Peer Information During Disasters(radar.oreilly.com)
1 points by immad 20y ago|3 comments
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Google's Gadget Numbers Revealed - Exposure that a good widgets can get.(radar.oreilly.com)
2 points by immad 20y ago|0 comments
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by immad 20y ago
Applies to anything really, I should make a myspace profile for my startup. Anyone know startups who did that successfully? Maybe its in contravention of myspaces TOC.
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Marketing TV shows using social media(trendcatching.com)
1 points by immad 20y ago|1 comments
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by immad 20y ago
Not so startup or entreprenerial, but everyone should understand the implications of interest/exchange rates especially if you want to do anything globally.
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A good summary of possible problems with fixed exchange rates (in China).(fabricegrinda.com)
1 points by immad 20y ago|1 comments
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by immad 20y ago
hehe, i was thinking the same thing when I wrote that :-)
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by immad 20y ago
I don't access to the whole article, but that pretty much sums it up.
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Ebay - Bebo partnership. Interesting monetisation option for social networks(users2.wsj.com)
1 points by immad 20y ago|1 comments
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by immad 20y ago
I know they are receiving a lot of press already, but I just think that a website that allows users to make a social website that allows users to contribute amusing. Wonder if someone can take it to the next level: make a webiste that allow
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Ning - Create Your Own Social Network for Anything(ning.com)
1 points by immad 20y ago|4 comments
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by immad 20y ago
Just in case you dont have time to listen to all of them the Reid Hoffman of LinkedIn was pretty interesting. Can anyone recommends others that are especially good?
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by immad 20y ago
Hmm, I see your point. Value/Users does seem to be meaningless by itself. You could reverse it around and say $440 is how much value they think they can derive from each facebook user. But that does not take into account any future growth a
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by immad 20y ago
That is interesting. So the question becomes; how do you put a value on a virtual place?
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by immad 20y ago
Yep, I just threw out a figure and later realised it was way off. It is definitly a fraction of $8 bill though.
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by immad 20y ago
It would be stupid for myspace to do it, they would piss off a lot of there most active users. Kind off makes sense for things like revver where myspace give there own competitive offering. Who knows they might do something stupid and give
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by immad 20y ago
Story is not that interesting but the advice is.
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A Fatal Paper Cut - Too many shareholders and bad shareholders agreement(ricksegal.typepad.com)
20 points by immad 20y ago|3 comments
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by immad 20y ago
$8 billion for 18 million users values each user at $440. Assuming that the technology can be reasonably coppied in less than $100k, apart from users what else does facebook have? They also have a very powerful brand. Given that myspace wen
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by immad 20y ago
http://developers.facebook.com/documentation.php?v=1.0&doc=fql <- thats the facebook docs on it. Maybe a bit bland but I was thinking of using the facebook api so i found it interesting. Also I was thinking how the facebook api is a
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Facebook Launches Facebook Query Language(mashable.com)
9 points by immad 20y ago|1 comments
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by immad 20y ago
Some products require scale or critical mass before they can be profitable. This is especially true for many website based on advertising models. Also ventures based around getting big partnerships (e.g. licensing deals) may require the pre

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