raimundjoss

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by raimundjoss 5y ago
So much of social media pre-supposes that no entity would spend the kinda money to influence an issue. They didn't take a state with limited resources into account.
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by raimundjoss 5y ago
No Edge browser? Just kidding.... I couldn't understand what you meant by multiplayer till I watched the video. That's interesting... you basically made all web apps instantly collaborative
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by raimundjoss 9y ago
Now if only they have a mobile app.....
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by raimundjoss 10y ago
Looking at the exits here, why do people say adtech is out of fashion. I mean, there are some really big exits here.
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by raimundjoss 10y ago
With explosive growth, the last thing they want is to monetize it so soon. They'd follow the FB and Youtube playbook to get it to even higher scale and stickiness first before selling it themselves. The sponsored location type ads make
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by raimundjoss 10y ago
The Sun will feel a small itch
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by raimundjoss 10y ago
Totally agree with this is why especially FB is winning. Especially in Mobile where every user is pretty a logged in user on FB, Instagram, WhatsApp, etc. Plus non-inferred actual demo data. Even Google can't touch FB... Everyone else
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A year and a half with Alexa(medium.com)
15 points by raimundjoss 10y ago|8 comments
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by raimundjoss 10y ago
I think the analogy here with Wall St is apples and oranges. In Wall st, the security traded is fungible. Here in the ad world, an ad view could be high quality or lower quality. It could be a bot or a human looking to buy something. I am a
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Robot monk to spread Buddhist wisdom to the digital generation(theguardian.com)
1 points by raimundjoss 10y ago|0 comments
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by raimundjoss 10y ago
I think that ship has sailed. Drew selling out now would be a crush to his ego especially he rejected Steve Jobs. I also doubt Apple would pay their asking price.