“Our business model relies on providing Skype for free, and then upgrading a fraction of our users to some sort of paid service or product.”
Skype cofounder Niklas Zennstrom, on his voice-over-Internet phone service, News.com, 17 March 2005
“Our business model relies on providing Skype for free, and then upgrading a fraction of our users to some sort of paid service or product.”
Skype cofounder Niklas Zennstrom, on his voice-over-Internet phone service, News.com, 17 March 2005
“Steve’s perspective is that you launch a product on Sunday and sell it on Monday.”
Motorola executive Ron Garriques, on Apple CEO Steve Jobs’ philosophy on product announcements, eWeek, 16 March 2005
“When you assess the market without bias, it is obvious that no two companies can control this highly competitive and very crowded space, even after the mergers as currently contemplated.”
SBC CEO Ed Whitacre, on snapping up what’s left of the long-distance business, Reuters, 15 March 2005
“There is nothing so magical about the Internet that everything has to be free.”
Dow Jones executive Todd Larsen, on charging for content, The New York Times, 14 March 2005
“We’re entering a new phase of TiVo’s evolution. This year is all about the bottom line.”
TiVo CEO Mike Ramsay, on making a switch from six steady years of losses, Los Angeles Times, 11March 2005
http://www.latimes.com/business/investing/la-fi-tivo11mar11,1,7431108.story
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