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by antr 13y ago
Why are you making this argument up? Which governments in the world care about Justin Bieber's latest album release dates, distribution and pricing strategy, etc.? There is NO evidence that governments make studios establish a release
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by antr 13y ago
Spotify's rollout has nothing to do with the country's laws nor regulation, but due to private commercial agreements between parent record labels and countries' OpCos. Blaming a country's laws and regulations, instead of
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by antr 13y ago
Comparing 25+ countries vs 1 country makes the point.
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by antr 13y ago
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Border_Patrol_i...
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by antr 13y ago
I agree. Freedom of movement and capital has been a giant leap, and something no other region in the world has achieved. In the mean time if you travel within the US don't be surprised if you are stopped at a random DHS checkpoint.
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by antr 13y ago
Cherry pick all you want. Dropbox and others grew to millions without having a multiple-language site, European headquarters, "Russian connections", etc. My business currently sells to the world with an English website, one terms
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by antr 13y ago
A US SaaS hasn't got tax, legal, culture issues when selling their products in Europe. So how can all of these be issues within the EU?
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by antr 13y ago
None of these are issues that European entrepreneurs I talk to have ever had.
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by antr 13y ago
I don't think you understood my comment. The 20-30% gross margin refers to the business using Square, not Square.
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by antr 13y ago
2% can have a big impact. Many business have a gross margin of 20-30%. If you take Square's 2.75% from $100, that's $2.75 off a $20-30 gross margin – or 9.2% to 13.75% of the gross margin. That is a very large cost for a service s
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by antr 13y ago
I recently read this and it seems to me that fraud is quite popular regardless of the social status http://www.businessweek.com/articles/2014-01-30/spains-growt...
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by antr 13y ago
I know this law well, it's not a tax but a grid fee – you pay a c/KWh fee if panels are connected to the grid and/or use the grid for alternative supply, but not for off-grid panels. The fee doesn't specify if the panels
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LastMinute.com hit by 46% fall in organic visibility following Google penalty(thedrum.com)
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by antr 13y ago
I quite don't understand the article. Does 70% refer to the number of infractions or the total monetary volume of fiscal fraud? If this is a volume number, is this the case "80/20" rule where 80% of fiscal fraud volume o
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by antr 13y ago
I'd love to see the details of those stats - can you point me to the source where it gives the 70% figure?
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by antr 13y ago
In the past 5-10 years there have been several scandals regarding investment instruments: the sale by banks of shady stocks, the sale "guaranteed capital preservation" funds which ended up not being guaranteed (read Lehman Brother
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by antr 13y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/There_ain't_no_such_thing_as_a...
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Mobile Marketing Startup Kahuna Raises $11M From Sequoia(techcrunch.com)
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YouTube Ordered to Remove "Illegal" Copyright Blocking Notices(torrentfreak.com)
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WhatsApp shows off California’s optimism(on.ft.com)
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Bank-like Bitcoin Portal Neo Opens First Branch in Cyprus(coindesk.com)
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by antr 13y ago
What I really like from WhatsApp/Telegram/Apple's Messages is their simplicity, no over-engineered app for msging, an app that even my dad can use. I want to use the app that any of family members can use. Unlike, for argumen
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by antr 13y ago
When we checked the accounts these didn't seem as fake, they appeared genuine to us. My impression is that something was "wrong" on FB geo targeting. But as we never heard from FB, I guess we will never know what happened.
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by antr 13y ago
"move fast and break things" seems to apply to customer service too. is it legal? surely not, but given that our overall ad spend was much larger we didn't have the time/couldn't be bothered to chase FB. As some col
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by antr 13y ago
Here is my company's Facebook Ads horror story: 18 months ago my company decided to run an ad campaign on various platforms: FB, Twitter, Google search and direct buys of banner ads. On all platforms, the campaign was targeted to most
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by antr 13y ago
https://twitter.com/telegram/status/437327903572131841
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by antr 13y ago
It's down for me. They seem to be having some real scaling issues. This is no joke.
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by antr 13y ago
The Messenger for Telegram app for Mac plays very well with the entire Telegram ecosystem. IMHO, Telegram's (open source) value proposition is more up do date with the current multi-platform ecosystem per user. https://teleg
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"We are getting 100 new registrations every second."(twitter.com)
91 points by antr 13y ago|47 comments
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Man's $600,000 Facebook Ad Disaster(businessinsider.com)
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