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Noah Kagan / OkDork:

Why I got Fired from Facebook (a $100 Million dollar lesson) — Can I be real with you? Real real? — I'm TIRED of answering this question so I'd rather write it out and just point people to this post. — Let me start in reverse. — I can tell you every detail of the day I got fired aka …

Sep 29, 2012, 2:15 PM– In context

Noah Kagan / Noah Kagan's Okdork.com:

The Money Problem with Facebook / MySpace / hi5 Apps — As some of you may know I have been building web games for different social networks with some friends for the past few months. I have noticed a downward trend in revenue with apps and wanted to highlight it here.

Apr 2, 2008, 8:05 PM– In context

Noah Kagan / Okdork.com:

Breaking: Facebook adds New Revenue Channel: Social Gifts — This is something I knew about when I worked there but it is finally live today, Gifts. I think most people will see this as something to buy for Valentine's day and for supporting breast cancer but the real question is will this be a significant revenue model for Facebook.

Feb 8, 2007, 6:30 AM– In context

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