unimanz

5 ms·

1. 1.▲
   by unimanz 18y ago

   monetizing news, is very tricky. i can't thinnk of 1 social news site that makes a lot of money.
2. 2.▲
   by unimanz 18y ago

   Is there not as much ego as wanting to have museums named after you as there is in having fancy cars and houses. This determination to leave a legacy can often be just as conceited. Its not enough to be rich, people want to have a stamp on
3. 3.▲
   Where does Google go next?(money.cnn.com)

   2 points by unimanz 18y ago|0 comments
4. 4.▲
   by unimanz 18y ago

   I agree with this somewhat. Traditionally businesses have been dependent on advertising or PR in order to promote their product, but increasingly there is value in inflitrating certain networks (e.g. early adopter crowd) so as to spread "vi
5. 5.▲
   by unimanz 18y ago

   > "You type Cancun into Facebook and it hits you with "tshirts, shorts and holiday insurance". Why couldn't Google just do the same when you Googled for Cancun?" That's the thing...with Facebook you don't have to search in order to be p
6. 6.▲
   by unimanz 18y ago

   > "But they’ll never know what you want right now, and Google always does." Matt, this appears to be your killer point, that search allows advertisers to know what you want right now. The limitation with search however is that there are