LiveLocker Calls It Quits, Enters DeadPool

Monday, October 16th, 2006

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We’re adding LiveLocker to the list of TechCrunch DeadPool companies as well as the next service to try to sell itself on eBay (see previous list of companies selling on eBay here).

The eBay listing is here, and our profile on the company from March 2006 is here. LiveLocker could best be described as a del.icio.us/digg combination for rich media (video, audio and photos). The service never took off, obviously. The eBay listing states a $5,000 minimum price, and includes “the domain name, all website code and graphics, backend database, etc.” as well as source code for the unlaunched next version of the service. They also state that “existing traffic is minimal.”

Who’s next?

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