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(Unverified)Sep 5th 2006 6:12PM
Business models for web services startups are actually well defined, only not in the most foresightful way. The plan seems to be open the service to the public, send the news to the proper bloggers and sites to spread the word and hope for an investor or a buy out before the monthly bills become unsupportable.