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Valleywag at Gawker: [LiveJournal's] product managers and engineers were laid off, leaving only a handful of finance and operations workers - which speaks to a website to be left on life support. Matt Berardo, a Yahoo executive hired on last summer, is also believed to be gone.
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And I don't know. I don't think we have anything to worry about over night. I think it's mostly a reaction to the economy, not to LJ and it's user base itself. My building has lost about 800 people in the last year to lay offs and we're still publishing text books. Things go on.
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People all have their grievances with LJ, but somehow we're all grouped together, here - but the factions are strong enough that everyone wants to go in nine different directions if we split up.
Eh. Will see, I guess. But of all things that have happened, this is the one that has me the most worried. It makes me think they're planning on re-selling, or that the site will just be left on hold in the meantime. How long will the money from the permanent account sale keep them going?
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