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"Back in September, we reported that eBay was attempting to sell off StumbleUpon, the website recommendation service it bought for $75 million in 2007. That didnâ€t happen. And now the company has been spun off to start life over as an independent startup, backed by new investors and the... more
Reviewed by benadamx Apr 13 2009, 02:20pm ( 10 reviews ) • techcrunch.com
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Rated by growmap on Jul 14, 10:29am
I'm all in favor of SU staying independent and I really wish they would consider creating easy-to-access content rich pages for specific topics and offering ppc advertising opportunities only to VERY related businesses. Small and online businesses need alternatives to Google AdWords. See http://www.growmap.com/twitter-advertising/ for more details.
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Rated by mbeharry on Apr 20 2009, 5:10pm
Nice Move !!!
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Rated by chrisyeo on Apr 14 2009, 11:29am
Well well, StumbleUpon is back in the hands of the original founders. Hopefully this will inject new life into what was once my favourite service.
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Rated by dynamic-polarity on Apr 13 2009, 4:43pm
check this out...
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Rated by benadamx on Apr 13 2009, 2:20pm
"Back in September, we reported that eBay was attempting to sell off StumbleUpon, the website recommendation service it bought for $75 million in 2007. That didnâ€t happen. And now the company has been spun off to start life over as an independent startup, backed by new investors and the original founders. The new company is led by co-founder Garrett Camp, who now steps into the CEO role. Co-founder Geoff Smith also joins Camp in returning to lead the company. The company is backed by Sherpalo Ventures, Accel Partners, and August Capital. David Hornik from August Capital and Sameer Gandhi of Accel Partners join the board."
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Rated by aStorygirl on Apr 13 2009, 2:00pm
First StumbleUpon - next up Skype?
