Game over for Uber.com
Social network and blog-hoster http://Uber.com says: “Thank you” for the fish and deactivates its services overnight.
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Handelsblatt sieht “zweite New Economy-Krise” « Wir sprechen Online. 14:04 on 28. September 2008 Permalink |
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Gerrit Eicker 18:16 on 29. September 2008 Permalink |
the social: “With a focus on editorial content centered on highbrow art and media, including a Huffington Post-like “Uber Index,” and the slogan “it’s easy to create better,” it was tough to define Uber. Was it a blog platform? A social network? A discussion hub? The financial crisis didn’t help, but the truth is that Uber had never really taken off in the first place.”