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Comment #20449915
Scribd's model is pretty close. They've moved from a monthly token system to flat fee for nearly unlimited listening.
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Comment #12407207
Rolling Wave ( http://www.rolling-wave.com/ ) | Calgary, AB, Canada | Remote | Contract Project Management Rolling Wave is a boutique Project Management consultancy comprised of en…
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Comment #9794951
https://www.netlify.com/ 1. Sign Up 2. Drag & Drop 3. Done
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Comment #8990873
Looks interesting, but lack of task dependency would be a deal breaker. One of the reasons our team has stuck with Smartsheets. I agree with earlier comment asking for a demo proje…
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Comment #8268960
There's a demo of Deadmau5 using a similar technology to control aspects of his set: http://www.wpcentral.com/deadmau5-teases-software-project-mi...
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Comment #7910615
Please consider contacting CALM as well as Samaritans to connect with people whose life experience may be similar to yours: Calm: 0800 585858, www.thecalmzone.net - Campaign Agains…
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Comment #7871986
http://www.reddit.com/r/HailCorporate/top/ is the subreddit focused on highlighting posts they consider to be onbehalf of corporations.
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Comment #5214943
Any thoughts on service to Canada?
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Comment #3058788
Doodle or Die (doodle.no.de/) has worked for me... you don't even have to come up with your own ideas.
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Comment #2921924
This is the feature I've been waiting for to really increase my use of G+. +1
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Comment #2289011
Interesting question; I've used twitter to try and get in get feedback from who I think my customers are, but that's hit and miss. Whenever I use facebook it's mostly connecting wi…
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Comment #1424873
Healthcare (sick care) is expensive in the hospital setting once the problem is out of your control. Preventative Healthcare is very cheap ($1/day vs $10,000/day). How do we keep p…