> ADDED: and our path is particularly odd there: as has been joked for some time, there is no French word for "entrepreneur".
A goofy quote from G.W. Bush relaunched by Newsweek some months ago.
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A goofy quote from G.W. Bush relaunched by Newsweek some months ago.
“We’re in uncharted territory, so hard to say if this stuff falls under a particular state’s MTL [money transmitting license] statutes,” says co-founder Fred Ehrsam. “We’re still talking to states to figure out how each responds, but Coinbase is prepared to get licensed where a regulator deems it’s necessary.”
In the meantime, he is continuing to do business, relying on the fact that Coinbase has its AML and KYC processes established.
[1] http://www.coindesk.com/coinbase-gmail-bitcoin/ (Oct 28 2013)
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This is more of a simplified version of the software escrow agreement, where you continuously push your code base to a trusted third-party in case your company goes belly-up.
I had to deal with a software escrow in the past, and this is a smart alternative to it - if the customer agrees. There is clearly less protection though.
For exactly this kind of issue, we're building an ad tag monitoring solution for publishers (and we're hiring). www.clarityad.com
Really? Anyone can confirm this behavior? I'm pretty sure KissMetrics doesn't have this limitation.
[1] http://www.zdnet.com/blog/btl/ad-network-at-center-of-third-...
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Of course, there is a strong divide between the internet industry (driven for a large part by advertising) and the proponents of an ideal Internet that respects people's privacy.
It seems to me that web publishers should be allowed to decide what ad tracking they want to set up to monetize their website, as long as it's disclosed and you can opt out. You're also free to take any action that you deem to protect yourself against such tracking.