Dan Mitchell of The Big Money writes Thursday that the combination of American City Business Journals taking over the Portfolio.com site is odd.
“The company’s announcement continued: ‘The site now will have access to local market intelligence and work collaboratively with ACBJ newsrooms across the country, presenting the most important local insights through a national lens and making it unique among national business media.’
“How that differs substantively from American City’s current hub, bizjournals.com, is not clear.
“Who knows, maybe they’re just keeping the domain name active to prop up its value until the economy improves and it can be sold for a decent price. In the meantime, this amalgamation seems to make little sense, at least from a reader’s perspective.”
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