viviensin

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Group-buying industry's growth (techcrunch.com)
3 points by viviensin 16y ago|1 comments
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by viviensin 16y ago
The main way facebook could challenge groupon+ living social 1) beyond groupon and living social, there are lots of deal-buying websites including gilt city, buywithme.com, etc. Because of the low multi-homing costs, facebook needs to be di
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by viviensin 16y ago
which is what google is doing, especially with its launch of "real time" search which includes recent tweets. There are two paths google could take- to venture on trying to own all the social signals (which is what bing is trying to do!) or
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Facebook looks to take on group-buying deals (news.softpedia.com)
1 points by viviensin 16y ago|0 comments
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by viviensin 16y ago
This is true speaking from the content owner's standpoint. I was speaking from facebook's standpoint. However, I don't know if the best way is for companies to avoid this, because once other sites get on board, you'd automatically be at a d
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Facebook's envelopment
1 points by viviensin 16y ago|2 comments
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Breakthrough vs incremental innovations
1 points by viviensin 16y ago|0 comments
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by viviensin 16y ago
I thought "That’s all we know." is cute because this is probably the only moment in Google's history to admit not being able to find/ know the reason why as a superpower search engine! =)
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by viviensin 16y ago
I had this huge debate with regard to our vision of Google's future today. The question was whether Google should stay focused on developing its distinctive competence: being a superior search solution, and monetize through advertising, or