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9 years ago @ Developing Software fo... - Microsoft significantl... · 0 replies · +1 points

The good news is that Microsoft has eliminated storage quotas on SharePoint - thanks for bringing that up - it should have gone into the article. You can create site collections up to 1TB and there is no limit on the total storage in the cloud! Thus you can't buy expansions of storage. Note that if you have a collection that's currently limited in storage you would still need to up it's quota to take advantage of the new storage limits.
http://blogs.office.com/2014/03/14/sharepoint-online-announces-1tb-site-collections-and-unlimited-tenant-storage-scale/

13 years ago @ Developing Software fo... - CFO Core Concerns Conf... · 0 replies · +1 points

The CFO CC blog post is up at: http://www.rochesterstartups.com/2010/06/30/cfo-core-concerns-conference-2010/

13 years ago @ Developing Software fo... - CFO Core Concerns Conf... · 0 replies · +1 points

Heh, well I'm not sure the author would agree with you, nor the millions of investors he bilked. As far as the author was concerned he was a (brilliant) but sociopathic criminal that caused much of the market crash of the 30's. The author (who spoke at the conference) also said that Citibank and other large investment banks are modeled in structure after Ivar's scheme and will also come crashing down around our ears unless the government enacts similar restrictions to what was enacted in 33/34.

14 years ago @ College Startup Blog - Why I Hate the Words '... · 1 reply · +2 points

I see you posted this back in August - I guess I just didn't catch it then, or maybe the predominance of people calling themselves gurus has finally gotten to me. I mean I've done public presentations on social media - but I don't call myself a guru. There are so many things to learn about ANY subject that calling yourself a guru is just hubris. And there are SO MANY OF THEM out there that call themselves "social media gurus". Maybe I'm wrong but it seems like social media in particular seems to attract this particular brand of guruism. Maybe it's the extroverted nature of most social media participants?

14 years ago @ Developing Software fo... - Time Warner Roadrunner... · 0 replies · +1 points

Brenda,
I'm glad I could help!
Cheers,
Lee

15 years ago @ Rochester Startup Blog - Encouraging Entreprene... · 0 replies · +1 points

Fixed - sorry about that :)

15 years ago @ Rochester Startup Blog - What is Rochester Star... · 0 replies · +1 points

I email it to each user. For others, just post here, and I'll drop you an email.

15 years ago @ Mendelson's Musings - Silicon Flatirons / U ... · 1 reply · +1 points

You guys just have WAY too much fun. You need to come to Rochester NY and spread your entrepreneurial goodness here... :)

15 years ago @ Rochester Startup Blog - The Lamentable State o... · 0 replies · +1 points

mmmm yummy spinach. I'll take your advice when writing up my releases. Thanks for the help!

15 years ago @ Rochester Startup Blog - The Lamentable State o... · 2 replies · +1 points

Valid response as far as it goes. The problem is that the number one way to change people's outlook is..... the media! And the other problem is that if media takes this attitude then they are following trends rather than leading them - and we all know that the media is having problems keeping up with and surpassing the internet as a source of news, entertainment and interest. Who looks in the paper for weather news any more when www.weather.com is a click away?

Let's take your answer as the given truth though - media is only a follower not a leader. How do we change what listeners/readers/watchers WANT to consume if we don't use the media to do so? Personally visit their houses? Create a letter campaign to every consumer in the region? I'm serious here - how, without using the media, are we to change people's outlook on what is important?

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