The staff of the Engadget tech news site that has been run by AOL is leaving — or has already left — to start a new site, reports David Carr of The New York Times.
“So Mr. Topolsky and as many as eight of the more prominent editorial and technology staff members at Engadget have left or are leaving AOL and are about to build a new gadget site by joining forces with, yes, you guessed right, their old friend Mr. Bankoff, who now runs a federation of sports sites called SB Nation.
“While there may still be a brand called Engadget at AOL, the people who made it a highly regarded site in a crowded category will be gone.
“‘We had done what we could with the resources that were given to us and taken it as far as it would go,’ Mr. Topolsky said. ‘I know and trust Jim, and he gets what we do. After looking under the hood of what they have in terms of technology, we’re very excited about what we will be able to do there.'”
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