Website The Inquisitr finds a buyer – and moves out of Australian ownership

Tim Burrowes

May 22, 2011 2:42

Australian-based Duncan Riley has succeeded in selling his website The Inquisitr, accepting a single bid of $330,000 – just above his reserve price.

As Mumbrella reported last week, Riley cited personal reasons for selling the site.

On Friday he told website Startupsmart that the purchaser was based in Israel but did not disclose their identity.

Riley auction the site on the website Flippa.

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Tim Burrowes

I write about the world's media and marketing industry from an Australian perspective Australian lens. I've worked in the UK, Middle East, Asia & Australia. I founded Mumbrella, which we sold in 2017.

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