What Y Combinator Startups Actually Do, Based On Their (Unpronounceable) Names(betabeat.com)
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What Y Combinator Startups Actually Do, Based On Their (Unpronounceable) Names
http://betabeat.com/2012/08/what-y-combinator-startups-actually-do-based-on-their-unpronounceable-names/
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Meh, this could have been funnier. Startup names can border on the absurd, and it's good to lighten up a little. If people can get all worked up about "ipad", then some free association on "BufferBox" and "Everyday.me" before launch might be a good idea.
"IMGFave: Sony attempts a Twitter client."
Nope, when Sony does it they have much Sonier names. Like "Timescape."
I would pay $13 to watch "Timescape" in 3D.
As hilarious as it is, it's all subjective of course.
Let's take some names we all know and love and apply the same thought process:
Amazon: A live webstream of some pretty trees and maybe a really big river.
Nike: Greek Goddesses are running companies? Awesome. Whatever she's selling, I've no doubt she'll be victorious.
ebay: Beachfront property on the interwebs?
Ok so maybe I lack the comedic talents of the author but my point still stands: The author has no point.