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"clever way to force ads into search results by posing as users with highly relevant files to share"
I thought we already learned that deceiving people is generally not a successful business strategy.
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Even Om Malik did a follow on post and mentioned my comment. The reality is that P2P is a conversion opportunity not an opportunity itself. I think firms like divinity Metrics with their BitTorrent piece have it nailed down. They do all types of measurement and engagement ranging from YouTube to MySpace with their Scope platform but they also measure P2P which is very cool. They deliver P2P data so you can do event planning, syndication research, etc. I was most impressed by them.
I have no idea why a company like SkyRider is on Sequoia's portfolio. I think it is embarrassing. My interest is to see who gets divinity Metrics especially since Visible Measures and Tube Mogul are now funded.
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