Initial Thoughts on the Listhub-Zillow Divorce
January 7, 2015
By now, any reader of mine has heard about Listhub and Zillow waving goodbye to each other. As the great American philosopher Louis CK once
Articles filed under ListHub
Listhub Acquires Point2; I Think of TS Eliot
September 4, 2014
[EDIT: Please see the clarification posted below.] I’ve been hearing rumblings about a big game-changing deal for a couple of days, and this morning, it’s
Clareity Goes Back to the Future Beyond Syndication
July 11, 2014
My friends at Clareity, Gregg Larsen and Matt Cohen, have just released a white paper they co-authored titled Beyond Syndication that is worth reading in
A Small Step, Fraught With Significance: ListHub Introduces “MLS Preferred” Concept
April 27, 2012
Back in November of 2010, I wrote about Move’s acquisition of ListHub and what it might mean for “Syndication Quality”. I thought then that
A Small Step, Fraught With Significance: ListHub Introduces "MLS Preferred" Concept
April 27, 2012
Back in November of 2010, I wrote about Move’s acquisition of ListHub and what it might mean for “Syndication Quality”. I thought then that
Deceased Equine Shall Be Assaulted: Start Thinking Beyond IDX
February 8, 2012
It’s late, and I’m fairly certain that this horse I’m about to pound on some more is long since departed for greener pastures in
Zillow Acquires Postlets; Perceptive MLS CEO’s Draw Up War Plans
April 11, 2011
As you have probably heard by now, Zillow has acquired Postlets, the popular listings syndication platform. The initial reaction has been quiet, or supportive. Brian
Zillow Acquires Postlets; Perceptive MLS CEO's Draw Up War Plans
April 11, 2011
As you have probably heard by now, Zillow has acquired Postlets, the popular listings syndication platform. The initial reaction has been quiet, or supportive. Brian
Move, Listhub, and Syndication Standards (NROB)
November 9, 2010
Originally posted to Notorious R.O.B. Back in September, when Move, Inc. (which operates Realtor.com, among other units) acquired ListHub, the leading syndicator of listings, there were
