Comment on Google Pulls VoiceMail App in Possible In-App Payment Move by Jon
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Saturday, February 26, 2011
Comment on Google Pulls VoiceMail App in Possible In-App Payment Move by Jon
I'm going to pull a Godwin and say Apple is open, just like Hitler's gas chambers.
Thursday, February 24, 2011
Comment on Google Pulls VoiceMail App in Possible In-App Payment Move by Android Developer
Android has been removing many apps.
Search on google "android market removed"
They are cracking down.
Comment on Google Pulls VoiceMail App in Possible In-App Payment Move by Android Developer
Friday, December 3, 2010
WIKILEAKS DOWN AGAIN AFTER DNS PROVIDER PULLS THE PLUG
The WIkileaks saga continues.
First Amazon pulled the plug and stopped hosting the site. Then it went back up, as it was hosted by a company in Europe, presumably this one.
Now a new problem: It's US-based DNS provider EveryDNS has pulled the plug, all the DDOS attacks.
The site can be reached by going directly to its DNS number: http://88.80.13.160.
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See Also:
- Check Out Photos Of The Incredible Bombshelter Fortress Where The Wikileaks Archives Are Stored
- How Lieberman Got Amazon To Drop Wikileaks
- Interpol Issues Arrest Warrant For Wikileaks Founder
WIKILEAKS DOWN AGAIN AFTER DNS PROVIDER PULLS THE PLUG
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
Geotoko pulls your business’ location deals into one place [TNW Canada] (The Next Web)
If you’re a business that wants to capitalize on Facebook Places, Gowalla, Foursquare, Yelp and all the other location based services you face two big challenges: claiming your locations on multiple services and managing the deals offered on multiple services. Geotoko saw this problem and has hit it head on with their service: Geotoko—Geotoko is [...] [ Notice: this is the RSS feed for ALL...
Source : The Next Web
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Geotoko pulls your business’ location deals into one place [TNW Canada] (The Next Web)
Backlink: http://wik.io/info/US/232333249
Wednesday, November 3, 2010
First Wind Pulls IPO
Massachusetts-based wind power developer First Wind Holdings pulled plans for an initial public offering just hours before the company's stock was due to begin trading on the Nasdaq last Thursday.
Initially the company wanted to sell roughly 12 million shares in a price range of $24 to $26 each, which would have raised as much as $312 million.
A lowered price range of $18 to $20 was announced Wednesday morning, with trading set to begin on Thursday. But apparently the underwriters were not willing to match even the lowered price range in final negotiations.
"While we received significant interest from potential investors during the marketing of our IPO, the terms that the IPO market was seeking at this time were not attractive to the company,'' First Wind CEO Paul Gaynor said in a statement.
Investors may be uneasy with First Wind, because the firm holds more than $500 million in long-term debt and has lost money each of the last two years--$64.3 million in 2008 and $57.1 million in 2009.
However the company said in March it had assets of $1.7 billion--including $31.4 million in cash.
Earlier this year First Wind received a $117 million loan guarantee from the Department of Energy to build a 30-megawatts (MW) wind farm in Hawaii.
The company also has completed the first 200 MW phase of a Utah wind farm that supplies power to the city of Los Angeles. And they are expanding the Stetson Wind project, which was the first utility-scale wind farm in Maine.
Photo by Rudolf Ammann/Wikimedia/Creative Commons
Reprinted with permission from Sustainable Business
Post originale: http://featured.matternetwork.com/2010/11/first-wind-pulls-ipo.cfm
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