Tyme, I think people should avoid investment decisions in such an emotional period, except if they really need to cash in. I've bought GOOG at $ 465 with a target price of $ 650. I did not sell at $ 747 because the dollar was extremely low. I do not blame myself anyway, that's a long term investment for me, so I do not really care so much at the moment... I would bet it will approach $ 900 in the next 2/3 years. Hopefully it won't come back at $ 465...
Hey, Rolling Stone included Public Enemy and Run-DMC in the list and not Nick Drake, Pink Floyd, Jeff Buckley, Chet Baker?! Yes, it's very subjective!
Modest Mouse's "Little Motel" is one of my very favorite videos. Great song, amazing concept. It's just so cool!
Why not trying with Go BIG, Raise Capital or FundingPost?
To me it means you don't need any explanation to browse the website and you feel at ease when doing it.
I've created a Group on Facebook to increase public awareness and share information & insights regarding tv content that is produced by end-users. Would you join?
Nick Drake and The Beatles
I've made 10% so far and I must say I'm pretty satisfied, especially considering the troubled markets' conditions... Couldn't ask for more, really. My portfolio split is now:
- 38% shares
- 31% funds
- 19% bonds
- 5% insurance
- 5% ETF/certificates
- 2% cash
Best performing: tech/green stocks, UK/turkish bonds, energy certificates and asian market funds. What about you?!
Five great songs from my playlist:
Nick Drake - From the morning
Neutral Milk Hotel - the king of carrot flowers pt. 1, 2 & 3
Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Maps
The New Pornographers - My Rights Versus Yours
Devendra Banhart - Lazy Butterfly
Well, it's like setting peace between human beings and the planet they live in. Quite a huge challange I would say... And Mr. Gore is definitely a master.
"Nude" and "Reckoner" are my favorites so far. Yes, maybe it cannot compete with The Bends, Pablo Honey or OK Computer, but keep listening. It's getting better and better every time I listen to it (now I'm at #5 or so...).
Possibly here ;-)
del.icio.us is my favorite bookmarking tool, while I use digg mainly for self-promotion.
I'm B, but still in chains as everyone else ;-(
Where do I have to sign?
1- the company's potential
2- my team and the management
3- workload (max 6/8 hrs per day)
4- location (must be max 10/15 minutes from home)
5- stock options/warrants
6- salary/bonus/benefits
I'm a huge Radiohead fan, but I've paid "only" £ 2. I don't really care about the preview, since I'm pretty sure it will kick! I think this is just an amazing marketing move. Even if it won't pay out, when you're a multi-millionaire band those are the things people would expect from you.
Trent Reznor is inviting his fans to steal NIN's music, at least until those "mother f---ers will get it through their head that they're ripping people off and that's not right".
What do you think? Why not leaving Universal and starting up an independent label then? Do top bands still need the majors' support?
I normally use del.icio.us but I also like Lijit.
I would talk to Jack Yan, who's one of the most respected experts in that area and a friend of mine BTW ;-)
Yes, I agree that most people really enjoy the do-it-yourself experience of blogging. Me too! Even if I got some support for the logo and for a couple of other things :-)
I also think it's very important to consider that most of the readers now uses RSS. Which means: why should I invest in my blog's design if say 70% of my readers won't actually see it?
Shelfari, GoodReads, LibraryThing, Revish? Anything better than that? Thx Paolo
Is there anyone else still using Greymatter?
All companies wanna join the bandwagon building up something in that desolate land and of course the media seems to go crazy about that. Does it make any sense to you?
Hey ludwikc. It does work both sides. My company (swedish) is using LinkedIn to find a replacement for me (managing director of the italian operations) and I've received quite a few opportunities through it. I think they can become a real cash machine, both through advertising and premium services. Apparently they're gonna make an IPO pretty soon...
Ross Mayfield, CEO and co-founder of collaboration software company Socialtext, is using his blog and LinkedIn to find a replacement for his own job. Do you remember the time when to find a new CEO you had to hire an head hunter?
Ever heard about Ponoko and its "downloadable design"? You upload your designs and a local Ponoko factory makes and deliver the products. I think that's brilliant! Isn't it?
What do you think about the 2007 Fast Cities by Fast Company? I live and work in Milano (Italy) and so, apparently, I'm out of the game, but I definitely support Barcelona and Stockholm!
I love RIM, since it's always on the cutting edge.
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Patti Smith, Joni Mitchell and PJ Harvey.