HotOrNot Acquired For $20 Million
HotOrNot has reportedly been purchased for $20 Million. People still visit HotOrNot? Seriously, I thought that it died years ago.
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February 18th, 2008though i visit techcrunch from time to time (not nearly as often as i used- only so many hours in a day, plus eyeballs needed a break), i always question why they bother to cover sites/companies like hot/not. The only “tech” part about it is that is a website-based company.