Chillin'Competition

Relaxing whilst doing Competition Law is not an Oxymoron

500,000 visits!

with 4 comments

Today we hit the 500,000 visits mark on Chillin’Competition, so we just wanted to say THANKS!

Nicolas started this on March 2009, and I joined a few months later, in October (with a guest corner at the time). It’s been 4 years, 765 posts, 1 or 2 interesting posts, 763/4 nonsense ones, 1,050 comments, 1042 Linkedin group members, 506 WordPress subscribers, and a few hundred hours of telephone calls [during which I tried to censor persuade Nico not to publish some stuff (one I can tell you about is the proposal to do the EU competition law version of this) and he complained at my (alleged) lack of political incorrection], $ 72.08 of AdWords earnings and $ 65 spent in preserving the chillingcompetition.com domain (that’s a $7 profit in 4 years, or $ 0,02 per hour spent writing here; as you see, we’re still struggling with the notion of opportunity costs…).  Below’s the wordpress table depicting our evolution.

P.S. Nico has committed to pay you all a beer when we hit 1 million…

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Written by Alfonso Lamadrid

24 April 2013 at 7:25 pm

Posted in Uncategorized

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  1. Congratulation!

    One (beer) for all or one for each?

    George

    George

    25 April 2013 at 9:13 am

  2. Congratulations, guys! Any fears of a dominance investigation by the Commission?

    Asimo

    25 April 2013 at 12:44 pm

  3. congrats guys – but i would spend a word of caution on doing the EU comp LAW version of … ‘that’: your female readers may decide they also want a similar one and then many of your male readers (and authors of the blog?!) may end up being a little frustrated 😉

    luca

    25 April 2013 at 4:43 pm

  4. Per hit or per user? that could be one million beers… even for Belgium, that’s a proud figure.
    congrats!

    andreasstargard

    25 April 2013 at 5:49 pm


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