Mashable
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| URL | http://mashable.com |
| Type of site | social networking news |
| Available language(s) | English and French |
| Owner | Pete Cashmore |
| Created by | Pete Cashmore |
| Launched | July 2005[1] |
| Revenue | Est. $166,000 per mo.[1] |
Mashable is a social networking news blog. With allegedly over 5 million monthly pageviews[2] and an Alexa ranking under 1,000,[3] it ranks among the largest blogs on the Internet. Mashable regularly writes about MySpace, YouTube, Bebo, Facebook, and Xanga,[4] but it also reports on less high-profile social networking sites.[1] The website also features its own social network, customized profiles, and MySpace layouts.[2]
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[edit] Open web awards
On January 10, 2008 at Palace Hotel, San Francisco, Mashable announced the winners of the first Open Web Awards[5].
[edit] Citations
- ^ a b c "Mashable", Small Biz, BusinessWeek, 2007-07-13. Retrieved on 2007-09-12. (English)
- ^ a b Self-reported from the Mashable homepage
- ^ Alexa ranking for mashable.com
- ^ See category tabs on the Mashable website
- ^ Mashable Open Web Awards Winners, 2008-02-04, <http://mashable.com/2007/12/21/open-web-awards-winners/>. Retrieved on 4 February 2008
[edit] References
- 5,000 Resources to Do Just About Anything Online Mashable.com
