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Hacking for Homeland Security launched last year at the Colorado School of Mines and Carnegie Mellon University. Project Agrippa , for example, piloted a new “ Hacking for Strategy ” initiative inspired by their experience in Stanford’s “ Technology, Innovation and Modern War ” class that Raj Shah, Joe Felter and I taught last fall.
Colorado HB10-1193 – also known as the “Amazon Tax” – really upset me as I wrote about in Amazon Fires Its Affiliates in Colorado (Including Me) Because of Colorado HB 10-1193. I’ve enlisted my friend David Binetti to crank up another Twitter Campaign To Repeal Colorado’s Internet Tax.
I’ve written about the stupidity of these types of taxes before in posts like Amazon Fires Its Affiliates in Colorado Because of Colorado HB 10-1193. Please fill out the Downtown Boulder Technology Company Impact Survey (it’ll take 60 seconds). in a few weeks. Consider joining Downtown Boulder, Inc.
Well, we have a well-developed affiliate program , and I encouraged him to join. The 1M/1M affiliate program will create additional revenues for some, and for some, this could be their first decent revenue option. Meanwhile, he can start monetizing his 90,000 user base also with the 1M/1M affiliate program discussed above.
It will be immensely helpful in those jurisdictions which lack sophisticated, VC-oriented legal communities, such as Colorado and most of the West (other than California and Washington of course) and where seed rounds are substantially smaller. Posted by: Jberrebi | 03/03/2010 at 12:31 AM. Great effort! Thanks for shouldering this burden.
So – I decided to go down a website memory lane trip for Intensity Ventures (my personal investment company), SOFTBANK Technology Ventures (my first VC firm), and Flatiron Partners (Fred Wilson and Jerry Colonna’s first VC firm, which was an affiliate of SOFTBANK). You’ll note a few extra partners here.
She particularly pays close attention to how trends align with new technologies, offering small businesses a competitive edge and a fighting chance against their Big Box counterparts. Mark moved his business to Colorado, and as a consequence spends some time going on trips to the outdoors. 9- Mark Sessel. Photo Credit: Nate Masterson.
I’ve been an Amazon Associate (Amazon’s affiliate program) for many years. Dear Colorado-based Amazon Associate: We are writing from the Amazon Associates Program to inform you that the Colorado government recently enacted a law to impose sales tax regulations on online retailers. and I woke up to the following email.
On March 8, 2010 Amazon fired me as an Amazon Affiliate because of Colorado HB 10-1193. Last week I realized that all of my going forward Amazon links (and other links to merchants with an affiliate program) were getting rewritten by Viglink. If you are a fired Amazon Affiliate in Colorado, take a look at Viglink.
Sympathy for the stupid way Colorado has dealt with them around affiliates and sales tax. Sucky experience as an author. Distribution that otherwise wouldn’t exist for me as an author. Many friends at Amazon. I could probably come up with another 50 bullet points like this.
We are inventors, entrepreneurs, engineers, investors, researchers, and business leaders working in the technology sector. Donald Trump proposes “shutting down” parts of the Internet as a security strategy ― demonstrating both poor judgment and ignorance about how technology works. Minnie Ingersoll, COO, Shift Technologies.
We are inventors, entrepreneurs, engineers, investors, researchers, and business leaders working in the technology sector. Donald Trump proposes “shutting down” parts of the Internet as a security strategy ― demonstrating both poor judgment and ignorance about how technology works. Minnie Ingersoll, COO, Shift Technologies.
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