Up at Business 2.0 Om has an interesting article about the return of the dollar/eyeball metric for valuing internet companies. I won't summarize it here, as you should read it, but he provides a nice chart of some of the big buyouts-for-eyeballs deals of all time. What's the biggest ever? Yahoo's buyout of broadcast.com for a whopping $710/eyeball.
Congratulations Mark Cuban on arguably the most overpriced sale of all time from which you've become a respected pundit and businessman. Funny that broadcast.com doesn't seem top exist anymore.
One thing I want to know, are these prices literally per eyeball or per a set of eyeballs?
The calaculation is per pair of eyeballs (i.e per visitor).
Erick Schonfeld, Business 2.0
Posted by: Erick Schonfeld | November 30, 2005 at 03:41 PM