LiveWorld

“And then we raised a series of funding, funding rounds of up to about sixty million dollars and went public in 1999 for another 60 something million, so about a hundred and thirty million, including a few million of what's called NBC Peacock money.”

“I actually own about 10% Straight equity now, and maybe 17% with options.”

“We were, we are the oldest standing social media company. Everybody else started later, went out of business, or stopped.”

“The other people who show growth do it by spending tens of millions of dollars to grow ten million a year. In other words, their sales and marketing budgets tend to be bigger than their revenue.”

“And right now we're losing money, but typically it's 10 or 15% profit. Oh, a million dollars a year, something like that.”

“Well, those guys really at their core are publishing platforms. Their core DNA is for the brand to create content and manage an authoring workflow of one or many people.”

“Around ten million a year. Company runs around ten million.”

“The company was worth six hundred fifty million dollars on December 3119 99 at one p.m. West Coast time. 29 dollars and 50 cents a share.”

“There's a SaaS, which typically is going to have 80, 90% margins. There is the workforce agents, which typically has seventy-something percent margins, and then there's consulting services, which typically have, you know, forty-percent-something margins.”