ParkMyImage.com just sold on ebay for $3,050. The site operated as an image hosting service with revenue sharing lures and billed itself as being Web 2.0. TechCrunch posted about the sell-your-web-2.0-thing-on-ebay phenomenon a while back. Business consultants take note, it seems the Web 2.0 space could use your help.
For just $3,050, you too could be Web 2.0
November 6, 2006
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Aaron Mentele [ment-lee]
- Web developer / partner at interactive agency Electric Pulp
- Co-owner of Wellstream Online, health assessment tools
- Co-creator of other things on the web like Feed Rinse
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- Five men will die this year as a result of fireworks (and other pretty statistics)
- My new muse
- hackz0red!
- Spinning tower
- Accidental panelist
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- Spore
- on the modern prowl
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- Sue Teller Mashes It Up
- Mac or PC?
- Democratic race in 8 minutes
- Escape From Corporate America
- dirty car art
- It’s all relative
- Book recommendation c/o Warren Buffett
Your chances of dying, designed to hang on your wall.
Design inspiration offers no RSS feed. Deal with it.
Each of its 80 floors will spin independently. This seems like a really bad idea. And yet…
This one time, Guy Kawasaki asked me to join a panel at SXSWi. True Stories From Social Media
If you’ve been on the Internet today, you probably already know the Spore Creature Creator is available and awesome. Consider this one more notice.
Linda Hogan is a cougar. And, somehow, that news deserves video.
It’s an ad, but that won’t stop me from linking to Sue Teller mashing it up.
