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"Backfence.com Co-founder Mark Potts tells CyberJournalist.net he's returned to the citizen media company to lead the core management team and employees through the transition, after a number of people were let go and the other co-founder, Susan DeFife, r
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Scale & the hyperlocal, sustainable biz question: "Most of the really good--and viable--hyperlocal sites--are small businesses that serve a focused audience. Cecent ad revenues but nothing like the big #s VCs need for their $5 to $13 MM investments."
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