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  • Business 2.0

    Rejected Business 2.0 cover: It took us a day to get the cocaine just right

    By Nick Douglas, 11:36 PM on Wed Aug 23 2006, 472 views (Edit, to draft, un-top, Slurp)

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    The Business 2.0 September cover, picturing Fark.com owner Drew Curtis surrounded by falling cash, was cute, but it just lacked oomph. So Gawker Media designer Jennifer Thorpe punched it up a bit, adding TechCrunch blogger Michael Arrington in the process.

    We think this more accurately represents Business 2.0's attitude. I mean, holy shit, $60,000 a month! That's as much as a respectable small business! Who can fathom this kind of wealth besides every damn millionaire in the Valley?

    Mega-size version [Valleywag]
    Earlier: A word about the photo in Business 2.0's Michael Arrington profile [Valleywag]
    And: A picture of Michael Arrington lighting his cigar with a hundred-dollar bill [Valleywag]

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