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News Buying Up Video Sites

by Chris Gilbey at 04:24PM (EST) on June 1, 2007 | Permanent Link | Cosmos

Seems like everyone I know is sending me links to the stories in the media in the last couple of days about News buying Photo Bucket and Flektor. For a combined $270M US.

Clearly News is trying to own a significant and strategic corner of the game, and who can blame them. If they can keep the audience involved from one place to another it makes total sense financially.

In the mean time over at Vquence we are running. Now that we have the alpha done, we need to get the beta bug free and out! Late June is the projected time line...

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