May 25, 2011
NOH HAO, at 25 the social media's youngest - and first female - multibillionaire, explains her meteoric success in an exclusive interview with MARTHA BAYLES.
Cambridge, MA, March 15, 2014 - "Meet me at the Harvard Square Peet's!" The suggestion evokes a legend. Only three years ago, Hao was sipping chai in that same Peet's when she got the idea for Bod-E, the ultra-hot social networking site that recently topped Google, Facebook, and Twitter in user volume and revenue. On Monday Bod-E rocked global markets by gaining access to China, using the same sales pitch that had already helped it penetrate Burma (Myanmar), North Korea, Belarus, and the military dictatorships of Egypt, Iran, and the Persian Gulf Republic. According to SeeNoEvil.com, the essence of that pitch is: Bod-E means stability.
Breathless from dodging traffic, Hao arrives and settles into her favorite corner. Asked to describe her Eureka moment, she says,
Cambridge, MA, March 15, 2014 - "Meet me at the Harvard Square Peet's!" The suggestion evokes a legend. Only three years ago, Hao was sipping chai in that same Peet's when she got the idea for Bod-E, the ultra-hot social networking site that recently topped Google, Facebook, and Twitter in user volume and revenue. On Monday Bod-E rocked global markets by gaining access to China, using the same sales pitch that had already helped it penetrate Burma (Myanmar), North Korea, Belarus, and the military dictatorships of Egypt, Iran, and the Persian Gulf Republic. According to SeeNoEvil.com, the essence of that pitch is: Bod-E means stability.
Breathless from dodging traffic, Hao arrives and settles into her favorite corner. Asked to describe her Eureka moment, she says,
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Martha Bayles For several years I have been a vernacular (meaning not academic) critic of arts, music, media, and cultural policy ... more
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Martha Bayles For several years I have been a vernacular (meaning not academic) critic of arts, music, media, and cultural policy ... more
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