The market is not being kind to digital media companies. The nearly 40% drop in BuzzFeed’s stock price on Monday and the decline of its valuation from $ 1.5 billion when it went public in December to roughly $ 300 million now is no doubt causing other digital-native publishers to rethink their IPO plans. But any doom… Continue reading »
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