02/25/09 What Recession?

Are Recession Warning Signs Actually Buy Signals?

Edward Lampert May Soon Become Majority Owner Of AutoNation

Investorazzi

... auto dealership group, even as his personal worth plunges. Lampert and ESL Investments Inc., his hedge fund in Greenwich, Conn., own more than 45 percent of AutoNation Inc. He made his most recent share purchase early this montha Publicly traded ...

Rivulet Communications Raises $11.5 M in Series C Funding

Venture Capital Access Online

... investment team, with over 100 years of private equity experience. The company has 30 employees and is based in Greenwich, Connecticut. http://www.peqm.com/ About Scorpion Capital Partners Scorpion Capital Partners is a private equity firm that continues ...

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02/18/09 FEAR ON GREENWICH AVENUE: Is The Stock Market Finally Bottoming?

Last year, Warren Buffett wrote an op-ed in the New York Times announcing his intention to buy U.S. equities.

Was the oracal of Omaha wrong?

Is it still not safe to put your money back into the stock market?

It has always been said to be “fearful when others are greedy and greedy when others are fearful”.

This bit of advice served Greenwich Resident Paul Tudor Jones well after the stock market crah of 1987. He went from Millionaire To Billionaire because he was smart enough to be "greedy whe others were fearful".

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04/01/08 - Greenwich Time Is Back After Crash - Eventbrite Is Gone After Crash

The Greenwich Time

RSS Feed Is Back

Church bookkeeper files whistle-blower suit STAMFORD -- The bookkeeper who exposed a priest's $1 million embezzlement from his Darien parish filed a whistle-blower lawsuit late Friday, saying the church and the Diocese of Bridgeport harassed her and threatened her job after she hired a private investigator. Full Story Car deliveries snarl traffic Homeowners on Edgewood Drive are protesting the use of their street as an unloading zone for several West Putnam Avenue car dealerships and have asked the town to crack down on illegally-parked trailers there. Full Story Aides request higher wages Two hundred instructional assistants and other paraprofessionals have kicked off a public education campaign to make their case for better wages and benefits. Full Story Town to inject fungicide into Elm trees It's not easy being green. The elm tree, a quintessential species of Greenwich and Connecticut, can certainly attest to that. Full Story GOOD BYE EVENT BRITE: It Looks Like The Greenwich Time Dumped Eventbrite After Website Crash 04/01/08 - Is The Greenwich Time Selling Out ? - Local Paper Joins Eventbrite Affiliate Program - It's Sort Of Like Amway For Websites

04/01/08 - Is The Greenwich Time Selling Out ? - Local Paper Joins Eventbrite Affiliate Program - It's Sort Of Like Amway For Websites

Get Ready To Start Jumping Through Hoops At The Greenwich Time

The Greenwich Time has now turned over it's front web page to a event ticketing service. So now when you go to the Greenwich Time you will be bombed with the cancer pop up, before you look at the ticketing service page that has links to the news pages.

FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE SEE....

Out Like A Lion!
By Allie

Eventbrite is an inexpensive and easy-to-use event registration and ticketing service. Yesterday, they announced the beta launch of the Eventbrite Partner Affiliate Network, which enables affiliates to earn money by referring event publishers and promoters to use the Eventbrite service.

While ticketing affiliate programs have been around since about, oh, Day 2 of the Internet, Eventbrite’s program puts a new twist on the model - an affiliate receives a cut of the revenue on every ticket sold by an event publisher who signs up for the Eventbrite service through the affiliate’s web site

If you become an affiliate partner, here’s how it works:

1. Run Eventbrite ads on your site.

2. An event promoter or publisher sees the ad, is intrigued by its promise of easy and cheap event registration and ticketing, and goes to the Eventbrite site.

3. The same event promoter learns more, says “Hey! This makes my life easier and helps me sell more tickets to my event”, and signs up to manage one of their upcoming events through Eventbrite.

4. Let’s say the event is a music festival, and 3,000 tickets are sold at $50 each through Eventbrite. The service fee for each ticket is $1.25. As the referring affiliate partner, you receive 35% of all the service fees collected (3,000 x $1.25 x 0.35), so you earn $1,312.50.

MORE ABOUT HOW THE GREENWICH TIME IS GOING TO GET RICH QUICK WITH AN INTERNET AFFILIATE PROGRAM:

What’s that saying for the month of March, “In like a lamb, out like a lion”? While this usually applies only to the weather, March was a great month at Zvents, and a more appropriate saying for our March is “In like a lion, out like a pack of lions”!

In addition to the six partners we launched a couple weeks ago, we’re thrilled to announce the launch of four more media partners:

The Charlotte Observer: Serving Charlotte, North Carolina

Greenwich Time: Serving Greenwich, Connecticut

Santa Cruz Sentinel: Serving Santa Cruz, California

Stamford Advocate: Serving Stamford, Connecticut...

I Think This Is Sort Of Like A Poorman's Viva-Pop

MORE INFORMATION ON THIS INTERNET OPORTUNITY CAN BE FOUND HERE...

Event Marketing - Zvents Blog - http://eventmarketing.zvents.com