(NASDAQ:LNUX)s ThinkGeek Named to 2009 Internet Hot 100 Retail Website, Where's Scott Kauffman?
December 20, 2008
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"...Madison-based Musicnotes, Inc., the biggest seller of downloadable sheet music and guitar tablature, announced Wednesday that Internet Retailer has named it a Hot 100 Internet Retail Web Site for 2009.
The recognition puts Musicnotes.com in fast company; others on the list include iTunes, Amazon.com, Overstock.com and Thinkgeek.com..." Source: Dec 17 2008 The Capital Times.
Q: Has Scott L. Kauffman failed his first test as CEO maintaining SourceForge's consistent patterns in their failure at monetizing its websites/maximizing shareholder value by not making this fact public?
Q: Why didn't SourceForge issue a press release the moment this was known?
Q: What are the [irreversible] lost opportunity costs/superior perceived value/branding/shareholder value by not making the world aware of this?
Q: Is Scott Kauffman laying the groundwork to monetize ThinkGeek/maximize LNUX shareholder value by setting it up for an acquistion/bidding war by Best Buy* et al?
* Best Buy also named a 2009 Internet Hot 100 Retail Website (Computers/Electronics).
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