To me, the moment when Tim "suggested" to Jeff that Amazon should find a way to "work out" the issues with Statsaholic in a satisfactory manner, because what Statsaholic offers is of value -- that was the most awkward moment of the Web 2.0 Expo. Bezos did not have a response. The audience waited. Tim said Statsaholic is a great service, and he hopes a resolution that benefits the Web community can be achieved...
There was silence on stage... a quite awkward silence...
Phil Butler
· 2 years ago
I would have given a hundred bucks to see that. I would have been the one back in the entrance laughing until I choked. :)
James
· 2 years ago
Pete-
Excellent update, I think it is great that your reporting is even-handed on the API stuff.
I personally hope that Amazon settles this and moves on it really isn't helping anyone.
RYK
· 2 years ago
why dosen't alexa focus on fixing their result quality instead of going after other that simply present them better. A case of resources directed the wrong way
Also Alexa needs a good competitor...why dosen't msn, yahoo, google with their huge installed base go after alexa?
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There was silence on stage... a quite awkward silence...
Excellent update, I think it is great that your reporting is even-handed on the API stuff.
I personally hope that Amazon settles this and moves on it really isn't helping anyone.
Also Alexa needs a good competitor...why dosen't msn, yahoo, google with their huge installed base go after alexa?