Continuing the post-mortem of GigaOm, The New York Times’ Farhad Manjoo delves into the publisher’s downfall. Compared to other media start-ups, “Gigaom … was special, and not
in a good way,” Manjoo suggests, citing interviews with more than half a dozen staffers and executives. “It was a company troubled by poor leadership, a history of spending beyond its
means and an inattention to major problems that had dogged its businesses for years.”
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