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Walnut Creek Ballet Company Crowdsources Choreography
It happened with news. It happened with financing. Now a ballet company in Walnut Creek is crowdsourcing its choreography. In a process it dubs the "world's first web ballet," Diablo Ballet is taking suggestions starting Tuesday for a new ballet, … Continue reading
Bay Area Startups Await Crowdfunding Regulations
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By Matt Drange, The Bay Citizen How much online advertising is too much? That’s one of the questions before the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission as it finalizes regulations to let companies to raise money from investors through crowdfunding. The … Continue reading
