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Will Startups.com Suffer from Quantity over Quality?
Thursday, November 5, 2009Earlier today we posted about Answers.com's rise as a revenue and page-view generator. Through user-generated Q&A posted to WikiAnswers, the company is crowdsourcing heaps of daily content, ranking high in search across a variety of subjects, subsequently seeing steady traffic, and finally, cashing in via Google ads. It's a simple business model, but from a user standpoint there remains one quest...
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