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Crowdfunding

September 20, 2011

Raising funding revenue for your startup or small businesses from the people around you, the people you know – your friends, family, or colleagues – it is a way of doing things that has been around for a long time (legalized in U.K. years ago, in fact), but never allowed in the United States, largely in an [...]

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Artist Revenue Streams

September 7, 2011

Musicians are encouraged to review this surey from the Future of Music Coalition regarding Artist Revenue Streams and the ways in which US based musicians and composers are currently generating income from songs, recordings, or performances. The results hope to provide a snapshot of the complex nature of being a musician in the 21st century, [...]

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Immigration

September 2, 2011

The immigration process to and from the United States can be stressful, confusing, and sometimes, overly time consuming – for indivuals, couples, and families. ELMI LAW is now available to help simplify and ease the immigration process by offering personalized and tailored legal services for immigration matters (on a limited client basis), including EB-5 Investor and [...]

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San Francisco (and Oakland) In Prime Company On An International Scale

June 21, 2011

Eventhough music can be created from almost anywhere today, only a few cities are still considered influential when it comes to great music and a successful music career. It is good to see San Francisco in prime company (4th, only to NYC, LA, and London) with other great cities on an international scale.

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Factoid: $179 per year for on-line music artists

April 27, 2011

According to on-line music distributor, TuneCore, music artists on their site made $179 a year (on average) -  consistent with last year which was at $174. TuneCore’s numbers are based on 600,000 TuneCore accounts through April 2011.

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Homeowner’s Association Assessments

February 24, 2011

Often times disputes can arise between homeowners and their homeowner’s association over monthly assessments. Disputes over assessments can arise in two general categories: Either in terms of payment and collection of past due assessments, or a dispute over how the assessments are calculated (percentage use, common area calculations). In most situations, the homeowner’s association will [...]

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