Microsoft cares. Will it budge? He is Ugo. He wants victory of a new kind. Albeit inspired by million dollar home page success, this one is new in the block. He is excited on 7th of Feb as he has uploaded his brain child, most expensive internet ad website, on 8th he was excited about getting 14 visitors, 9th more excited on 100 visitors and 0n 11th he is promoting his baby (that's how I got to know about him) and plans to only include 22 people (equivalent to couple of football team members) as advertisers on his site.
Does he carry any chance of getting Microsoft up there? Not sure. Why? Because Microsoft thinks it is been perceived as a too big company and wants to emotionally connect to its audience. "Most expensive internet ad" sounds too up market.
Via [Prleap]
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