Ah, HN. Where BuzzFeed is considered an innovative company due to loose ties to the MIT Media Lab, but a nearly four billion dollar purchase of a company that averaged $400+ million dollars per release -- while being consistently ranked the top company to work for in a legendarily cutthroat town and industry -- gets this as top comment.<p>Sold at &gt;50% premium to Tuesday&#x27;s close of its publicly-traded stock price. This is not &quot;wholesale.&quot; And the human assets remain very much a key part of the company&#x27;s value and values.