BusinessWeek Spent $16M On Middling Social Networking Site
The management at BusinessWeek must have taken the magazine’s endless parade of breathless Web 2.0 cover stories to heart. The New York Times reports that the deeply indebted magazine spent $16 million building a social networking site that has made just $600,000 in revenue. How?
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