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   by lenley 16y ago

   facebook in 2007
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   by lenley 16y ago

   flippa.com, do your research on the site. sedo.com (for domain buy-sell), buydomains (for domain buy), snapnames (for domain buy),
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   by lenley 16y ago

   possibly, but I think wanting to "win" and "make money," while providing a decent service is often a decent enough goal. After all, we are talking about group coupons, deals and lead generation -- not a cure for cancer.
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   by lenley 16y ago

   It's very difficult to pull of decent price discrimination in practice.
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   by lenley 16y ago

   Here's the problem with saying that a.) retailers as barrier to entry - I don't buy retailers alone as a barrier, given retailers are likely to only do one or two promotions at great cost to themselves, other articles have talked about thi
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   by lenley 16y ago

   Success? Being first to execute the idea in a strong fashion first. However, there are now a considerable number of competitors, and I don't see many potential barriers to entry.
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   by lenley 17y ago

   Yup that's the real issue... big bonuses for big M&A deals... just happened with Kraft buying Cadbury, huge bonus to the CEO for simply doing what they were hired to do. http://yglesias.thinkprogress.org/archives/2010/04/corporate...
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   by lenley 17y ago

   wow, that's definitely interesting... after reading the bios of both on Gilt, you can definitely notice the nuance of the language. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kevin_P._Ryan "Gilt Groupe is an online retailer based in the United States.
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   by lenley 17y ago

   Haha. Says wapo owner of "Kaplan.edu" that makes the majority of wapos money. jeez.
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    by lenley 17y ago

    CNN is incredibly afraid to call politicos out on their sheer stupidity, group-think and hypocrisy.
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    by lenley 17y ago

    What you are talking about really isn't a competitive industry, it is more of "rent-seeking" behavior where private enterprise extracts tax-payer dollars to subsidize their "business."
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    by lenley 17y ago

    Just like the "online tax industry" is fighting to keep the IRS and state tax services from offering direct online tax filing. I'd likely still use tax-prep software, but I'd like the option to file directly to the irs without an intermedia
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    by lenley 17y ago

    Yeah, I'd agree Matthews is a poseur "hard-hat - union" Democrat, but not so much a liberal.
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    by lenley 17y ago

    Please, MSNBC is definitely biased, but... You are falsely equating the FoxNews and MSNBC. Further, FoxNews is run by Roger Ailes ... which says an awful lot -- just read his descriptions of FoxNews. MSNBC... 1.) Morning Joe in the morning
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    by lenley 17y ago

    1.) It's Fox News, not broadcast Fox and not NewsCorp. 2.) Fox News is the largest cable _news_ station and number two overall, that's still a fraction of viewership of cable in aggregate. The overwhelming number of ppl get their news from
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    by lenley 17y ago

    I think the key as you said that some team at wikileaks ultimately controls the the editorial review of the information (intell) flow... Wikileaks makes editorial decisions, a lot of governments are going to be interested in the information
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    by lenley 17y ago

    Let's not forget that there have been numerous revolutions within American society that made representative government more representative of the actual population of United States citizens. It's hard to evaluate the progression of democrac
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    by lenley 17y ago

    twitter was a great pic, foursquare as well. square and blippy I don't get.
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    by lenley 17y ago

    Foursquare, square, blippy, any other TC favorites?
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    by lenley 17y ago

    I think it has more to do with the fact goog isn't making a significant amt of money, and growth has flatlined. Beyond that goog is STILL in Hong Kong, and mainland China still has access to the .hk site AFAIK
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    by lenley 17y ago

    kind of, but demand's big money maker is enom.com
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    by lenley 17y ago

    Google advertises the Nexus One fairly heavily online.
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    by lenley 17y ago

    Don't you need to compare the pricing difference between the different phones to get a more accurate count? Iphones at $600, $400 or $200? Droids at $200 or $500 ? Nexus ones at $200 or $500 ? Eyeballs are great in theory; however, if the u