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Crowdfunding News 12/27/12
 
OneMedForum Panelist Aftab Jamil of BDO: Crowdfunding in Life Sciences is ...
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As part of our look into the impact of the JOBS Act on emerging growth companies, OneMedForum will feature a panel devoted to the subject of crowdfunding in life sciences and new investment strategies following the implementation of this groundbreaking ...
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NYT: Equity Crowdfunding Rules Unlikely Till 2014
TPM
The White House and Congress made much fanfare of passing a bill into law, the JOBS Act (Jumpstart Our Business Startups Act), in March 2012, pointing out it would allow for "equity crowdfunding," or the ability for budding entrepreneurs to take to the ...
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2012 Year in Review: Crowdfunding in the Mainstream, Good or Bad News for ...
Core77.com (blog)
It seems like every day the editors at Core77 receive at least a dozen pleas from designers who have elected to get on the hamster wheel of crowdfunding. In fact, it's become so ubiquitous, we've dedicated a whole category to kickstarting designs.
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Crowdfunding Will Make 2013 The Year Of The Gold Rush
Crowdsourcing.org
While 2012 was an amazing year for crowdfunding, 2013 should outdo it. Here are some of the predictions for the year – and why this new form of capital formation will continue to soar: 1.The Global Crowdfunding will double in annual revenue to $6 ...
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The 5 Most Unique Crowdfunding Campaigns of 2012
Crowdsourcing.org
Earlier this month we took a look at the top 5 highest-grossing crowdfunding campaigns of 2012, highlighting the most successful multi-million dollar projects that raised amounts that would have seemed like pure science fiction at the end of 2011.
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Crowdsourcing.org
Don't Hold Your Breath for Equity-Based Crowdfunding In 2013
Betabeat
As soon as the JOBS Act passed back in April, would-be equity-based crowdfunding platforms were crawling out of the woodwork, ready to be open for business as soon as the S.E.C. handed down the rules governing this wild financial frontier. But it seems ...
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