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Capitaine Train just released last week an iOS app (https://itunes.apple.com/en/app/id599502670) - wondering what % of their sales mobile now represents

they did ok with Pixlr acquisition

very neat UI.

Sorry my question wasn't precise enough: I was referring to the algorithms of the iOS Appstore.

Is it confirmed?

Well, this didn't seem to bother investors since they've just raised $10m. They've got enough cash to figure out what'll come next if Facebook comments gain too much market share.

awesome story! Very inspiring

A very compelling story! Raising your first $ has rarely seemed so easy.

I think Fred means that you shouldn't spend your marketing budget on advertising.

I agree with you that it sounds a bit like a mantra; for instance, you may want to foster your growth with advertising to get network effects faster.

Knowledge is becoming a commodity thanks to this kind of initiatives

Very thoughtful piece, thanks a lot for sharing this. It seems so far that M&A valuations are following up serie A valuations (see Google & Path for instance). The bubble, if it exists, is no longer limited to the seed ecosystem.

Hackfwd doesn't take 8% equity but 27%! This is very expensive...

Big brands like P&G have begun buying lots of Facebook ads, and they seem quite satisfied with the results of their campaigns (at least satisfied enough to ask for more...).

If the 500 000 visits / day number is true, Chatroulette still has pretty big user base. they can "restart" from there