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Big government meets big data

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From www.economist.com - January 9, 7:28 AM
DEATH may be certain in Italy, but taxes are another matter: an estimated €285 billion remained unpaid last year, about 18% of GDP. Yet this will change if a new...
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Curating Peer-to-Peer lending and Crowdfunding news

Curating Peer-to-Peer lending and Crowdfunding news | GOP & AUSTERITY SUPPORTERS VS THE PROGRESSION Of The REST OF US | Scoop.it
- January 27, 9:08 AM

Contrary to my friends at http://www.friendsclear.com/, I am not an expert in P2P lending, a market I started to follow as a Forrester Research analyst when Zopa was created in the UK.

 

P2P lending was a buoyant small space. But financial scandals, the resulting economic crisis and a favorable US regulation (the Jumpstart Our Business Startups (JOBS) Act) are making crowdfunding and the notion of by-passing traditional lenders more and more popular. If you're interested in this topic I recommend you follow Matthew Paulson and Peter Renton from  http://www.p2plendingnews.com/ and http://www.sociallending.net/.


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Alternatives to big bank and big money investors. This is showing up as a way for emerging film makers and others with ideas, businesses or causes to move forward with the money from crowd funding.

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