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Keep up the great work in serving startup ecosystem.
This is great news. We've enjoyed working with your team from one guy (you) to many more. You'll keep hearing from us!!
Mark
Is this recursive?
Your investors are smart guys but I'm sure that whatever valuation you have received, was too low. Keep up the great job.
Wishing you and the Venturebeat team continuous success.
Eze
VC Cafe
Best to VB
However costs will be increasing and you will need to scale your revenues.
I have to admit that I've stop reading your site because others sites have been faster and deeper with the news. Having a team will help bring back your mojo again.
Can't wait to see the scaling.
btw: the traffic question regarding alexa and compete always comes up when everyone knows how inaccurate those tools are.
s
However, my concern is about the quality of the posts. I've been reading since VentureBeat was still SiliconBeat. My personal opinion is the post quality back then was higher. The articles were more in depth, better coverage, better analysis, and reflected the personalities of the staff writers. Most readers of VentureBeat are pretty tech-savvy. I don't think we come here to read some short paragraphs that seem to be more like PR pieces that we can easily find other places. I'd prefer Digg for that.
Anyway, still congrats on this new milestone. Keep up the good work!
Alex
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