The trio of the shows: Breaking Bad, Mad Men, and The Walking Dead — are either on their finishing acts, or too close to finish. This time next year, two of their three flagship shows will be over.

Netflix has a good strategy in their hands. They need to focus on leadership, creative, and funding daring projects.

Side note: Consider this, Netflix already has three hit shows — House of Cards, Orange is the New Black, and Arrested Development.

Obviously, he was being ambiguous.

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Who is your competitor? PayPal, Gumroad, Shopify, Stripe, Square?

How would Chec work for the following cases:

* A non-profit selling shirts to raise funds.

* A freelancer charging for his work. Essentially, a money transfer.

* A SaaS style service charging $5 a month.

* Charging for a PSD.

Like Devan stated below - "We position ourselves between Gumroad & Shopify (if they did payments)".

In the future, we plan on adding widgets that will work within our application that will cater to some of the cases you pointed out. Some of these widgets will include date/time charging (tutor offering hours/days of work) and subscription based charging (SaaS service you mentioned). Of course, we're not limited to just that.

As for the PSD, we host the file for you so all you need to do is upload the PSD and after the checkout process, the buyer can immediately download it.

The first thing Chavez is being described as on his death bed: "an Anti-American socialist".

Which is pretty accurate.

The crux isn't a list of things they do right, but the emphasis of "doing it right" is what makes the company so reliable.

A CEO who sticks by the grand plan. This is refreshing.

Regardless of how technologies evolve, the world is going to be a creepier place.

What these platforms are trying to insinuate is that — the iPad can become a platform like Wordpress.com! "Create a blog in minutes" is the equivalent of "create a magazine app in minutes" here.

Considering that Yahoo has products ranging all the way from horoscopes to web hosting — this does not feel enough.

You never clean the attic, garage or basement in a day.

Yahoo is a content company, no matter what label she gives them now. They need content.

What content does yahoo have?

Other than their "Answers"-garbage polluting my search results I don't think I have been in contact with any yahoo property for about 10 years...

licensed or not they have a News section, finance, weather, travel, sports, shopping, gossip, etc.