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FAIR software Check out FairSoftware's new look http://fairsoftware.net/publicProjects. See projects that you didn't know existed, meet their founders, become a co-founder yourself and get in on the action!
Emil Hajric Hello everyone. I just wanna thank FairSoftware for existing, Spnly would have never existed if it wasn't for FairSoftware. FairSoftware is an awesome place for finding your next business partner(s). We know this based on our personal experience. Thanks again!
March 17 at 4:15pm · Report
Emil Hajric Oh FairSoftware is such a wonderful tool! I can only say the best about it.
March 3 at 1:03pm · Report
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Our blog on Mark Cuban's "Open Source Funding" repercussions generated quite a lot of interest!
http://blog.fairsoftware.net/2009/02/27/
February 28 at 1:13pm · Report
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FairSoftware was invited to give a demo at the SF New Tech on March 11: http://311sfnewtech-rss.eventbrite.com
Will be a great opportunity to get live feedback from the crowd.
February 28 at 1:11pm · Report
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TechCrunch's opinion on fair blogs: http://www.techcrunch.com/2009/01/16/set
January 17 at 4:39pm · Report
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Coming in a few days: what everyone has been asking, the community!
Meaning you'll be able to publicize your project if you want to and its job offers. Anyone on the site will be able to see those and the teaming up is up to you.
January 3 at 2:13pm · Report
FAIR software Google AdSense sharing is now enabled for all to enjoy.
December 28, 2008 at 10:02am · Report
FAIR software FAIR software just went through its first slashdotting. Server doing fine. Forums didn't handle the load.
December 21, 2008 at 3:43pm · Report
FAIR software Fair softwre is now in beta, with support for sharing Google AdSense revenue. Contact beta@fairsoftware.net to have your account upgraded. It's free.
December 13, 2008 at 11:30am · Report
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Edited from my slashdot comment:
In my view of the world, there are 5 key companies that completely redefine the way businesses are created using the web, aka "startup 2.0":
- http://ycombinator.com: Paul Graham can take a bunch of smart college kids, feed them $15K for 3 months, bring them to Silicon Valley and watch them succeed - his success rate is amazing.
- http://thefunded.com: once your business is showing potential, maybe (just maybe) you want to raise money from VCs. Thanks to TheFunded, VCs are not the ruling masters of their universe anymore.
- http://vator.tv: once you have a cool product, it's time to pitch it to the world. You don't need to have a friend at CNN anymore. Well, actually with vator, you do :-)
- http://partnerup.com: you need to find co-founders to start your enterprise 2.0. Traditional job boards are for 9-5 jobs at Fortune 500 companies. PartnerUp is the only one I have seen that really focuses on early stage opportunities
- and FairSoftware.
December 10, 2008 at 4:52pm · Report
Michael Such a great concept!
December 9, 2008 at 4:42pm · Report
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Presentation at LAMP MeetUp can be found at http://www.slideshare.net/alain94040/fre
December 9, 2008 at 11:50am · Report
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FAIR software edited their Website and Company Overview.
FAIR software Every aspiring entrepreneur should attend the Founder Institute. Great advice
For instance: http://blog.fairsoftware.net/2009/05/28/