courtenaybird: The Decline and Fall of ‘Draw Something’ - The Atlantic Wire I never used it. It’s a fad, a hit single: Draw Something is the Vanilla Ice of mobile apps.

courtenaybird:

The Decline and Fall of ‘Draw Something’ - The Atlantic Wire

I never used it. It’s a fad, a hit single: Draw Something is the Vanilla Ice of mobile apps.

4 May 2012 48 courtenaybird
draw something

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    Well that’s $2million down the pan then. Fast to rise, fast to fall… It’s a fact
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    I never used it. It’s a fad, a hit single: Draw Something is the Vanilla Ice
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    The Decline and Fall of ‘Draw Something’ - The Atlantic Wire Incredible look at the numbers behind Draw Something. While...
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    We didn’t think it would last forever did we?
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    Enevitable :L
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