Is this our future? Companies get acquired, go through change, the company that acquired them probably should have jumped into press in the first
Is this our future? Companies get acquired, go through change, the company that acquired them probably should have jumped into press in the first place, and now they can’t survive without our monetary donations?
ReadWrite.com isn’t the blog you used to know. Over the past few years, we’ve done our best to simply survive through two acquisitions and a complete staff turnover. In the process, we lost our momentum, and we need your help to get it back.
Right now, we’re down to the most bare-bones staff imaginable. To be completely frank, we’re struggling — and not just financially. We miss you, our community. We know we’ve come close to losing you lately. But we refuse to give up.
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Look, if your business isn’t making money, then there’s something wrong with your overall business plan. This is starting to get ridiculous, if you were a non-profit organization then sure, great, but you’re a for profit company. This is the same as the local pizza place that makes horrible pizza toss up a save us plan because everyone realized that they shouldn’t shop there any more.
Don’t support this plan! Let them re-work their business model. And if you’re asking, “Are you ok for a pay-to-read business model? I am.”