More Thoughts On Demand: A Referendum of Sorts on Google and Social

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on Sep 3, 2010

More Thoughts On Demand: A Referendum of Sorts on Google and Social

It's been nearly a month since Demand filed its S1, and I promised you all a longer look after my initial posting. Here are some thoughts now that I've had a chance to digest the document. A caveat: I know Demand CEO Richard Rosenblatt well, and consider him a friend. And one of his investors, Oak, is an investor in my company, Federated Media. However, neither Oak nor Richard participated in the preparation of this post.

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