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OK, let's stop the bubble machine right now

Om... you know I love you, but this is absurd.  Like really, really crazy.  Weblogs, Inc. was bought by AOL because of revenue and revenue growth.  Eyeballs and pageviews had nothing to do with it—zero.  No one in the marketplace is buying things based on eyeballs—no one.

The Jason Calacanis Weblog Jason McCabe Calacanis

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