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Re:Spotify And Ford Team Together To Showcase Spotify’s First In-Car I...
on Sunday September 11, 2011 @05:04AM (#2983517)
Wow...I am really glad Ford decided to do this. There is a huge advertising market in radio right now that a potential partnership between Ford and Spotify will expose. For people will no access to smartphones/data plans, this will finally be a chance for them to listen to what they want whenever they want on the road!
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Re:Twitter closing another massive $400M round
on Friday September 09, 2011 @02:09AM (#2977057)
I completely agree. Twitter's motto of simplifying their current product definitely steepens the hill to justify their value. But then again, the whole concept behind Twitter is a simple microblogging service. Very hard to monetize this unless they expand...
Quote: “We’re thinking about how we can simplify the product even further. That’s what makes it different. [We're looking] for what can we ‘edit’ out.” He said. “These other products are adding services and we are trying to simplify ours down.” [1]
[1] http://techcrunch.com/2011/09/08/twitter-ceo-on-google-its-c...