« Bush the felon | Main | Learn about Leary » Bram to Mark: ad absurdumBram Cohen has a few amusing words for Mark Cuban, who seems to be yearning for a media environment more like the 20th century's. It's no wonder he called his company "Broadcast.com." [Link]I 'm not sure what his point is. Despite BitTorrent having 135 million installs and being 55% of all internet traffic, P2P in general 'is a product that tests great. In application however, it has a ton of challenges'. Maybe he's talking trash because he invested $1.7 million in a 'BitTorrent-like' company. He's been transparent about such motivations before. That said, he does has some claim to punditry in the bandwidth space because his $5 billion sale of broadcast.com for yahoo stock set the precedent for valuing bandwidth supply companies based on how quickly they flush money down the toilet. (Amusingly, if you go to broadcast.com today it simply redirects to yahoo.com.) jon posted this at 12:50 PM |
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