by gnabgib on 5/1/2024, 12:41:10 AM
The only one of these that is a company, is Artifact.
- Blogger, bought by google 2003[0]
- Google Workspace, a product by Google
- Pocket, a product by Mozilla
- Google Podcasts, a former product by Google
- Artifact, possibly the reason for your post[1]
- The Verge, a product by Vox
[0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blogger_(service)
[1]: https://paulgraham.com/submarine.htmlby carlos-menezes on 5/1/2024, 12:31:16 AM
It's more than likely that one of my purchases would be a low tier football club which allows me to play Football Manager in real life.
by iwanttocomment on 5/1/2024, 12:35:56 AM
I'm rooting for you to get rich so you can buy The Verge and change that ridiculously terrible condensed font they use for the lead headlines.
I don't understand how Nilay Patel goes a single day without being introduced to someone who says "Oh yeah, I love The Verge! But, I want to be forthright here... that font."
by m463 on 5/1/2024, 5:55:33 AM
it's hard to buy a company without hurting it.
You take away agency, and the "special sauce" people may cash out.
by FrankWilhoit on 5/1/2024, 12:30:03 AM
You mean, in order to shut them down?
If you were very rich, which companies would you buy? I would initially buy Blogger, Google Workspace, Pocket, Google Podcasts, Artifact, and The Verge.