Who is Sponsoring The Drama 2.0 Show?
Posted on March 10, 2008
Filed Under Commercial Interruptions |
The Drama 2.0 Show has a sponsor. It’s a stealth Internet startup not based in Silicon Valley.
Later this month, the sponsor will be announced on The Drama 2.0 Show and I’ll provide an overview of the company, including my honest, unabashed opinion on its service and business. The startup has encouraged me to be candid about any weaknesses and flaws I see, which I, of course, planned to be anyway.
Each month I will provide at least two updates on where the company is at and how I think it’s coming along. You will have an opportunity to provide your feedback too. Think of it as a blog reality TV show where readers get to follow the evolution of a new startup.
To kick things off, my sponsor is offering a case of SPAM to The Drama 2.0 Show reader who comes closest to guessing what it does. The clues:
- It’s not another social networking site.
- It’s almost “your space.”
- Eric Schmidt could be its PR guy if he had more personality.
- It provides an open platform.
- Some of its internal nicknames include KillYahoo and Blade Runner.
Post your guess in the comments and stay tuned for the announcement (and invites) later this month.
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Hmm presently i’m going to guess it’s a search engine that does some kind of customised results for each individual user.
Probably along with more “targeted” advertising.
I don’t know.
Will poke around the interwebs until I think of a better answer.
I just realised - i’m late. But I deserve SPAM.
In the non-inbox-flooding-with-cheap-pharmaceutical-advertising sense.
Hey Mr Crash!
You are late indeed. But if you’d still like to reach me for some energy drinks, feel free to add me on Facebook (Ramine Darabiha)