jonicious recommended What’s next? from uarrr.org:

I finally understood how this will change QUOTE.fm as a product. We’ll not longer be a website, we’ll be an app. An app with a website in the back, sure. You may have heard that mobile is where we – as a society – are heading to, reading has been mobile forever, so it’s pretty obvious that QUOTE.fm won’t be primarily a website for much longer.

Daniel Jähnichen recommended What’s next? from uarrr.org:

I finally understood how this will change QUOTE.fm as a product. We’ll not longer be a website, we’ll be an app. An app with a website in the back, sure. You may have heard that mobile is where we – as a society – are heading to, reading has been mobile forever, so it’s pretty obvious that QUOTE.fm won’t be primarily a website for much longer.

Daniel Domsgen recommended What’s next? from uarrr.org:

I finally understood how this will change QUOTE.fm as a product. We’ll not longer be a website, we’ll be an app. An app with a website in the back, sure. You may have heard that mobile is where we – as a society – are heading to, reading has been mobile forever, so it’s pretty obvious that QUOTE.fm won’t be primarily a website for much longer.

Daniel Domsgen recommended What’s next? from uarrr.org:

I finally understood how this will change QUOTE.fm as a product. We’ll not longer be a website, we’ll be an app. An app with a website in the back, sure. You may have heard that mobile is where we – as a society – are heading to, reading has been mobile forever, so it’s pretty obvious that QUOTE.fm won’t be primarily a website for much longer.

Charel Büchler recommended What’s next? from uarrr.org:

It’s kind of funny how that turned out. Back then I couldn’t even define my idea in five sentences, now it’s possible in one: Find and share great stories. Stuff happened and now we’re four guys, sitting in an office and working on something that could become better and greater than I’d have ever imagined.

Philipp Waldhauer recommended What’s next? from uarrr.org:

I’ve no idea what my point is. I guess I’m just happy to experience all of this. A big thank you to all of you using QUOTE.fm. And if you’re not: I’ve been told that it’s a neat place to find stories worth your time.

Lukas recommended What’s next? from uarrr.org:

No matter if QUOTE.fm will be around in five years or sold to Facebook for 34 billion dollars, but we can say we’ve done something we’ve dreamed of.