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My iPod touch was an afterthought and I wound up really liking it.
of 2007, and then I got the iPhone in a similar way this year. I've
always purchased my own Apple products, but when these came available,
I'd have been stupid to hesitate. I was a long holdout (for me) on the
iPhone, and that delay was proven stupid. Never again.
Despite that *well* less than 100,000 people regularly use Social Median, they got $7.5 million...that's a very impressive transaction. The return is outstanding, especially given the well less than a million page views a month. I think I had it right, and wrong all at the same time :-)
anything any more. I believe that Socialmedian and FriendFeed are
undercounted in visitor statistics, given I think I know how much
traffic my own site gets. Yes, Socialmedian got a good offer, but it's
also a result of the technology and the platform as much as its
current user base.
The ability to create a widget that tightly targets niche vertical content and then wraps a social media layer around it is pretty damned cool though. Congrats to socialmedian, and to Louis for helping to bring it to wider attention!
Well, now I'm beginning to sound like a boat show model.
Anyway, well spotted. I'm much obliged.
Diana get really into Socialmedian. When Jason and I first met
virtually in April, I knew the site had potential. He and his team
really did a lot of work to recognize the success they have already
seen. I am glad to have helped push you their way.