Comments on: Video site Revver shopping itself for a song
Revver, a video-sharing site that offered to share ad revenue with video creators, is trying to sell itself for a percentage of the money invested in the company.
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beginning they have paid for content and believed rightly that they
should instead of staling it and making money off it!!! The other
sites started to pay, and reluctantly so, much much later and some
still do not...someone should by this site and donate it to a social
entrepreneur s=to build on for non profit fundraising or a
worthwhile endeavor and then the buyer can write off his or her
donation as a deduction!!!
this management team had no idea had to build an ad model, or
drive traffic. The focus on producers instead of revenue and traffic
was the obvious pitfall of the old and new management teams,
none of who should have been running the show in the first place.
- BLAME IT ON REVVER'S LEGAL TEAM
- by Carl McG February 15, 2008 3:41 PM PST
- That is right, Revver was a good idea.
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(4 Comments)But it was handled in quite a disastrous style
by a pair of lawyers Ken Hertz and Fred Goldring
I think their names are. I used to work there,
and these guys tried to be 'creative' and 'marketers' for the web, but ..like the lawyer
folks who killed the music biz...they don't have
that skill set ! They alienated everyone, and
now have to sell it at firesale for nothing,
at great loss to investors. What kind of smart
busniess sensese is that? Not very good mssrs
Goldring and Hertz ! THose guys are not very smart, and too bad for Revver and Steven Starr,
if only he had better judgement finding legal
partners than those bunch of clowns...ya know