Blogger Takes on Goldman Sachs
Here's an interesting battle between Mike Morgan, a blogger I follow, and Goldman. He's taken a pretty harsh stance toward their tactics and leadership and now he's getting legal threats from them - according to this article, they've hired a firm to try and shut him down. Unlike my battle with ShopToEarn via cease and desist letters, where I backed off a bit for varying reasons (but note my 2009 Shop To Earn Update is generating plenty of controversy), this guy's not backing down. Check out what he has to say at GoldmanSachs666.
What do you think, is he on to something?
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Everyday Finance, Darwin’s Finance Accepting Guest Posts
After receiving a few requests here and there and posting a few guest posts recently (and doing some myself on other blogs), I wanted to remind readers/bloggers/anyone that wants to rant - that you can feel free to contact me to post an article to let the readers here learn a bit more about you (my other blog, Darwin's Finance has a slightly different tilt to Finance and Investing; we'll work out the appropriate outlet upon discussion of topic). Given the hundreds of RSS/Email readers and 20K+ page views per month within my network, it's a decent way get your brand in front of some new people interested in Finance and Investing.
Only a few requirements:
- Relevant content (obviously), no MLM schemes, overt advertisements or spammy content. It's all about the readers!
- Content of roughly the same quality you see here (that's not saying much :>)
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- The submission must be totally original. By submitting, you are providing your assurance that you are the original author and it has not been published at any other outlet prior to its publication here. Once it goes live here, you agree to wait 1 week to either summarize the guest post or republish as you see fit.
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Protect Yourself And Your Money During A Recession
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