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As my friend Om Malik is reporting — and as founder Matt Mullenweg has confirmed on his blog — the company behind Wordpress has landed $29-million in financing, including an investment from none other than the New York Times. This sounds like a great deal for an equally g
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1 year ago
It seems to me that the company was able to operate pretty lean up until now. I can understand taking on some money to boost the growth curve, but $29.5 million?
Wouldn't $10 or $15 million be enough? I also wondering what kind of valuation they got?
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Aidan
www.MappingTheWeb.com
1 year ago
$200-million acquisition offer, so I assume it's higher than that.
1 year ago
I think the storage announcement from earlier this week shows a little of that. They didn’t just want to beat the competition they wanted to beat them by a wide margin so their customers don’t even think to question their platform choice.
That is what I think the explaination is for the sudden money influx too. Wordpress has always been a company that values working lean so I don’t think they’ve gone money crazy overnight. I think this is just the realization that they are in front and that they need to have a war chest on hand to fend off attempts by competitors to take their market share.
1 year ago
1 year ago
My .2 cents,
Sir Dryfuse
www.dryfuse.com
10 months ago