Fun article. Looks like there's a fairly solid business model in:
1. Implement something which Yahoo has built, and charge money for it.
2. Wait for them to inevitably sunset the project for no reason.
3. Collect all the displaced users.
1. Implement something which Yahoo has built, and charge money for it.
2. Wait for them to inevitably sunset the project for no reason.
3. Collect all the displaced users.
NewsBlur, which existed even before the shutdown, had to close free accounts sign up temporarily to cope up with the heavy traffic it started to receive after RSS reader shut down.