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citadrianne

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    Comment #5417041

    Hi there, reporter for The Verge here. We're doing a story on this and need to speak to you off the record. Email me at adrianne@theverge.com. Thanks.

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    Comment #4137757

    The exemption is just for private placement as opposed to an IPO. You still have to be accredited.

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    Comment #4137169

    Those kinds of protections will be decided by the SEC, although I don't know if they'd think of that. But now is the time to tell them because it's in a public commenting period: h…

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    Comment #4137154

    It's common, but there actually is no exemption for friends and family. Those offerings should technically be done under the 506 exemption which require investors to be accredited.…

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    Comment #3868630

    I lost a smartphone in Brooklyn and the NYPD bent over backward to get it back and then asked me to fudge the date that I filed the report, which I told them I was uncomfortable do…

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    Comment #3867833

    They don't want to. That would detract too much from their ability to serve creatives.

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    Comment #3515465

    very prominent on the sponsored posts.

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    Comment #3501133

    At $200 a night, you'd still have to rent your extra room in your teeny tiny apartment 105 days out of the year.

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    Comment #3444826

    Not defending Forbes, but the bill was amended to only apply to sites outside US jurisdiction. "Lamar’s amendments also clarify that sites ending in .com, .org and .net are not cov…

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    Comment #3404008

    And another one from Google: There's no reason to delete things, ever.

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    Comment #3400166

    There are more examples of expensive classes in this followup story on Betabeat: "In fact, there’s plenty of demand for pricey Ruby classes. A ten-session intro class at NYU is $1,…

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    Comment #3400159

    The demand for Ruby developers is so much higher than the supply enough that employers won't demand certifications... at least for now.

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    Comment #3362167

    It's in this story, http://www.betabeat.com/2011/07/18/stanford-students-dont-wa... , which was linked.

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    Comment #3361268

    Had to do this recently. Reminded me of writing my college essays. So much to say, but it all sounds so cheesy when you write it out.

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    Comment #3352927

    It also tweets and updates to Facebook -- 'I'm using Lenddo!' -- on your behalf when you register without asking first. When I asked them why, they said that was a cultural differe…

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    Comment #3002098

    kickstarter responded to this. no evidence of fraud. the creator canceled the project. http://www.betabeat.com/2011/09/15/when-kickstarter-goes-wro...

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    Comment #2966921

    You underestimate the ability of a large media company to squash innovation and morale. They might get outside investment so they can iterate harder/better/faster but Advance wants…