http://blakemasters.com/post/21742864570/peter-thiels-cs183-... (Look at point #2 - "You Should Be a Delaware C-corp")
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http://blakemasters.com/post/21742864570/peter-thiels-cs183-... (Look at point #2 - "You Should Be a Delaware C-corp")
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2 - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trans-Pacific_Partnership#Membe...
This reads like the marketer for Tesla wrote it and this is coming from a fanboy.
The reason artists like Soundcloud is it gives a way to distribute music directly to the fans for free. Anything that gets in the way of that (e.g. ads) is a step in the wrong direction. Instead of attempting to monetize ears/eyes, I'd instead suggest for a premium subscription for artists that gives them enhanced tools to monitor/distribute/track/etc. their music on the platform.
I'd argue every programmer. It's such a fundamental part of computers & operating systems that key concepts will come up again and again. Just the other day I wanted to learn about Docker/CoreOS/etcd only to realize that I have an embarrassingly lacking understanding of how UNIX works. I immediately went to the library to pick up this book and begin fixing a flaw of mine (even as a web developer).
It makes a lot of sense for the president of MaxCDN to make a blog post like this. Bob the developer decides to learn about how CDN's work and happens upon this blog post. Cool, Bob just built his own mini CDN network for fun. Now Bob understands that his CDN, though a fun weekend project, is definitely not production ready. What does Bob do when he needs a CDN he can put into production? He goes to the guys that established themselves as authorities on the topic: MaxCDN.
Content Marketing 101: http://www.kalzumeus.com/2012/02/09/why-i-dont-host-my-own-b...