Top 10 IT companies: Foursquare

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News Channel, September July 12, US tech blog, Silicon Alley
Insider has published a report saying that the former Internet giants AOL, Yahoo, MySpace, and eBay have been in trouble, but now it is worth noting that foursquare,
Facebook, Twitter, apple, and other companies.

　Silicon Alley insider lists the following 10 companies:

　　1. Foursquare

Foursquare

Well-known technology reporter David bogu (David
Pogue) adds Foursquare to the List of Social Network tools that should be understood. Foursquare currently has 2 million users and continues to grow rapidly.

Hotels and bars currently offer coupons for Foursquare users who sign in for free. If Foursquare starts charging for this, it will easily earn revenue.

　2. Facebook

Facebook

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg
Zuckerberg) claims that by next year, the number of Facebook users will reach 1 billion. Based on this user group, if Facebook cleverly carries out its advertising business, it will gain
The amount of money is just around the corner.

　3. Twitter

Twitter

Twitter's product design is criticized. Fortunately, third-party developers are very good at developing Twitter applications.

For media experts, tweetdeck is like a Bloomberg terminal. The brand advertisement that Coca-Cola tried to put on Twitter has achieved good results.

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　　4. Amazon

 

Amazon

Amazon has an outstanding CEO, Jeff Bezos ). The company's revenue is good, and the iPhone and iPad launched
The Kindle application attracts many users. Amazon recently acquired companies such as Zappos and woot.

　5. Apple

Apple

Many insiders predict that Apple will sell 25 million iPads next year
.

　　6. Groupon

Groupon

Some regional merchants often use coupons to attract new customers. Groupon, a group buying website, meets this demand, and its revenue is also rising steadily.

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　　7. Huffington
Post

 

Huffington Post

Political blog Huffington Post will soon have more visitors than the New York Times website, and Yahoo and AOL's former ad director Greg Kolman (Greg
Coleman) will make sure to attract more advertising budgets for this blog.

　　8. Gawker

Gawker

At the beginning of this year, Nick Danton, the owner of Gawker Media
Denton) began to pay writers and editors based on the article's traffic attraction. After this measure, the Gawker Media traffic increased by 38%.

　　9. Hulu

Hulu

Employees of established media companies such as Disney, NBC, and Fox do not like Hulu. However, Hulu is a video website jointly established by these media companies and attracts many users.
User. It is reported that Hulu's revenue this year will reach $0.25 billion, and its profit will reach $70 million.

　　10. Zynga

Zynga (images are from the Internet)

Zynga's largest game, FarmVille, has more users than Twitter. It was reported that Zynga's revenue this year would reach $0.6 billion.

Zynga's product is also being improved. Its latest game frontierville has attracted some real players. ■