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JotSpot Sells to Google
By Drew Meyers | October 31, 2006
JotSpot, one of the leaders in the Wiki space, was sold to Google. This was covered on a wide variety of blogs, including Battelle’s SearchBlog, Scobleizer, Mashable, TechCrunch, and A VC. I was actually very surprised to hear this one- having watched the video on the ScobleShow where Joe Kraus talked a bit about his vision of creating “do-it-yourself” applications. Having founded Excite, I was guessing Joe wanted to build JotSpot into something large himself- but I guess the funding & possibility of almost limitless resources proved tough to pass-up. Here’s an interesting podcast for you to listen to. Congratulations to the JotSpot team nonetheless!
Topics: Business, Technology, Web 2.0 |
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