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Sincerely,
Wimpy
How much would you sell it for?
Do we even know if it is Eugene's to sell? I remember something about it being based on a partnership model...
Moreover, assuming that you wanted to purchase The VC as an ongoing enterprise, you can't just ask Eugene. The value of The VC is based on the readership of its posts, I presume. And, of course, while Eugene is the author of many of the posts, I'd bet that other Conspirators write the majority of the posts. So you'd have to make some sort of employment arrangement with Eugene and the other Conspriators to keep them posting, and obviously Eugene couldn't make the others agree to terms that they felt were unfair. How much would Orin, Jonathan, Todd, Ilya, et al require you to pay for them to continue posting?
Which means we should all get a cut of that internet money!
(Actually, I wish I could get more comments without shamelessly promoting it.)
If we could see how that number is arrived at, we might know what it is based on, if anything more than number of hits. And perhaps we could see ways to drive up the value higher. For example, would the value of the blog rise or fall with the addition or subtraction of any particular conspirators? If some conspirators add more value than others, could the more valuable ones jump to another blog and increase its value, getting for themselves something like what Howard Stern got when he went over to XM (or was it Sirius)?
For what it's worth, this blog is worth every penny. The level of legal analysis would command top dollar at any firm (assuming of course there was a client that actually needed it).
I'm sure someone has attempted the "link farming and tawdry, predictable partisan blather" of the Instapundit model, and not achieved the same success.
Just ask Eric Cartman.
(1) Underwear + (2) ??????? = (3) PROFIT!!!!
And what's with all this crap about Heller? Who's going to make any serious money off of that?
Of course, the value of this site to people like me can't be measured in dollars.