the article talks about how small internet companies have done so successful. AOL bought the Huffington Post for $315m (£200m), after the site posted 2010 revenues of $30.7m (£19.7m).nick Denton, founder and owner of Gawker Media, recently revealed his company has $60m (£38m) in revenues. The man Denton considers his arch-rival, BuzzFeed boss Jonah Peretti, has already seen his 2014 revenues surpass $100m (£63m), and is giving each of his 700 employees an Apple Watch to celebrate. He can afford it: he raised $50m (£32m) in new venture capital this summer, from a single investor, at a valuation of $850m (£541m). this article shows that power that small online companies have created for people who who have set up online an example of this is the company prime.
Tuesday, 6 January 2015
Digital giants get bigger at the expense of the small blog sites
http://www.theguardian.com/media/media-blog/2014/dec/14/digital-giants-small-blog-sites-buzzfeed-vice-mashable
the article talks about how small internet companies have done so successful. AOL bought the Huffington Post for $315m (£200m), after the site posted 2010 revenues of $30.7m (£19.7m).nick Denton, founder and owner of Gawker Media, recently revealed his company has $60m (£38m) in revenues. The man Denton considers his arch-rival, BuzzFeed boss Jonah Peretti, has already seen his 2014 revenues surpass $100m (£63m), and is giving each of his 700 employees an Apple Watch to celebrate. He can afford it: he raised $50m (£32m) in new venture capital this summer, from a single investor, at a valuation of $850m (£541m). this article shows that power that small online companies have created for people who who have set up online an example of this is the company prime.
the article talks about how small internet companies have done so successful. AOL bought the Huffington Post for $315m (£200m), after the site posted 2010 revenues of $30.7m (£19.7m).nick Denton, founder and owner of Gawker Media, recently revealed his company has $60m (£38m) in revenues. The man Denton considers his arch-rival, BuzzFeed boss Jonah Peretti, has already seen his 2014 revenues surpass $100m (£63m), and is giving each of his 700 employees an Apple Watch to celebrate. He can afford it: he raised $50m (£32m) in new venture capital this summer, from a single investor, at a valuation of $850m (£541m). this article shows that power that small online companies have created for people who who have set up online an example of this is the company prime.
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