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"The problem I'm having is that I'm looking for funding but Lincoln is in a middle ground between business and philanthropy. I would be a Social Entrepreneur but politics is too dirty for people looking to invest in the environment, education, health, etc. even with my 'I get youth to vote' angle."
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introPLAY is a sports and fitness community where users can track workouts in 89 different sports and activities, participate in fantasy sports-like exercise competitions and interact with the wider community at www.introplay.com. The site recently launched and now faces a series of challenges to build its user base and establish its revenue model.
limited resources (spend resources(spend money on marketing/PR, additional services, design, etc?).
Another key issue is positioning in the marketplace. How does the company balance between positioning among the sports, fitness, weight loss, health and fantasy sports segments?
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The Feedback Forum is a monthly gathering of NYC entrepreneurs and technology-based startups or businesses in the NY metro area.
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MediaMerx has developed a low-cost, turn-key broadband video solution specifically tailored for Telcos and ISPs in emerging markets: Latin America, Asia, Middle East, Africa, and Eastern Europe. Our platform is designed to deliver high quality video over broadband to markets that suffer from international bandwidth bottlenecks. Through our platform, ISPs can create customized video players, source content from around the web, add local content and license premium content. The best part is t]]> Mon, 14 Jul 2008 12:51:25 +0000 mod http://www.nextny.org/Resources email.hidden@example.com (e.p.c.) e.p.c. edited Resources Advice & Consultation for nextNY members
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In the past, a large distributed system like this would have been infeasible for a single developer (or small team) to develop. (Or deploy, for that matter.) But nowadays a lot of the heavy lifting has already been done by Amazon and a number of open source projects.
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