Read the article and what it says he is being paid millions for.
Makes no sense to me. Must be something more to what he is being paid for.
Then again, very little in this world regarding money makes sense to me so..-mouser (March 26, 2013, 07:16 AM)
no reason he shouldn't get the same overinflated payouts as all of the other winners in this non-nonsensical lottery game we call capitalism.
Or rather, I think the value assigned to such things are ridiculously offensively out of line for everyone in this gameright, we need to spend that money on football and baseball players ;D-mouser (March 26, 2013, 07:36 AM)
Or rather, I think the value assigned to such things are ridiculously offensively out of line for everyone in this gameright, we need to spend that money on football and baseball players ;D-mouser (March 26, 2013, 07:36 AM)-AndyM (March 26, 2013, 09:23 AM)
Read the article and what it says he is being paid millions for.You are not alone: The NY Times reporter also clearly had no clue as to what D'Aloisio was being paid for, even though the article links to Kara Swisher's article in All Things D (http://allthingsd.com/20130325/yahoo-paid-30-million-in-cash-for-18-months-of-young-summly-entrepreneurs-time/) which has more to say on the matter.
Makes no sense to me. Must be something more to what he is being paid for.
Then again, very little in this world regarding money makes sense to me so..-mouser (March 26, 2013, 07:16 AM)
it's essentially a PR stunt,
That Salon article was NOT written by Marissa Mayer - it's an AP story that mentions her. My guess is that someone at Salon meant to tag the article and stuck her name in the byline slot by mistake.it's essentially a PR stunt,
Sounds right to me. my radar went up when i saw Salon.com had an article about this (http://www.salon.com/2013/03/26/british_teen_hits_jackpot_sells_app_to_yahoo_ap/).. written by... Marissa Mayer. So essentially salon.com is now just a stenographer of press releases masquerading as journalism? Give me a break.-mouser (March 26, 2013, 10:16 AM)
When not working at Yahoo, he will keep up with his hobbies — cricket in particular — and set his sights on attending college at Oxford. His intended major is philosophy.