There were rumors that Pete Cashmore *(Mashable) fired Ben Parr, but no reason was given to what led to this action.
Also, Arianna Huffington and Heather Harde (TechCrunch) recently got into an email argument, which now led to Heather resigning as the CEO of TechCrunch.
AOL should wake up and see this call, TechCrunch had one of the best writers (and still do, don't get me wrong), but they lost key players and are starting to fade away.
On the bright side, TheNextWeb has been improving, shout out to Hermione!
I love this model, and I wish more and more people start doing this. This would increase more jobs, but more developers. Which company wouldn't want to pay you to teach people to become experts in Rails from scratch.
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Yes, I would love to be one of your students, if you would teach online. Brooklyn is a good choice, but if you teach online, you'll reach a larger audience.
I definitely agree with nhangen. Also, I would add the process of payment. I believe Amazon Payments isn't the best way to earn payments. PayPal would work better for most people, since a lot of people use PayPal, and this would attract more people to Create their own projects.
But the most crucial thing is the approval process, they are hand approved and take days or a week to get them approved or denied, it's very slow, and very demanding since Kickstarter is getting more users attracted.
to name a few.