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Transparent Bundles from Wall Street to Web 2.0

May 14, 2007 · by sethgoldstein | in Alchemy, Algorithm, Attention, Hedge Funds, Soft Dollars, Wall Street | 2 Comments

I am slowly starting to settle into a routine here in California.  The past few months have been filled with new beginnings- a new school for the kids, a new job and commute for Tina, new grocery stores and restaurants and little league fields.  The Taxi cab-hailing hustle of Manhattan has given way to hustling […]

Wall Street 2.0?

April 24, 2007 · by sethgoldstein | in Alchemy, Data, Hedge Funds, Media Futures, Social Media, Wall Street | 1 Comment

  Tom Glocer,  CEO of Reuters, stands in front of  Media Futures at the Open Data Conference in NY And so, what does exhibitionism have to do with Wall Street? How does the voyueristic behavior of 20-somethings relate to the commission decisions of hedge fund masters of the universe? Traditionally, very little. Or at least […]

Web Alchemy, Josh Harris & Justin.TV

April 16, 2007 · by sethgoldstein | in Alchemy, Attention, essays, Media Futures, Social Media, Wall Street | 1 Comment

Web Alchemy Exactly two years ago, in April 2005, I wrote the first chapter on Alchemy in the Media Futures series.  Over the course of history, Alchemy always promised more than it could deliver.  But it was this promise that captured the imagination of people and drew their Attention to the very impossibility of turning […]

Breaking News: ROOT + CBOT = $ for Lead Futures

September 15, 2006 · by sethgoldstein | in Lead Generation, Wall Street | 4 Comments

I am excited to announce the first official gesture in the financial securitization of Attention: The Chicago Board of Trade, which was established in 1848, has invested in ROOT.  Bernard Dan, the CEO of the CBOT is  joining the ROOT board: "More than 30 years ago, the CBOT was the first exchange to trade interest […]

Breaking News: ROOT + CBOT = $ for Lead Futures

September 15, 2006 · by sethgoldstein | in Lead Generation, Wall Street | 4 Comments

I am excited to announce the first official gesture in the financial securitization of Attention: The Chicago Board of Trade, which was established in 1848, has invested in ROOT.  Bernard Dan, the CEO of the CBOT is  joining the ROOT board: "More than 30 years ago, the CBOT was the first exchange to trade interest […]

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i like to climb.

i am a dad, husband, biker, boarder and boston sports fan. i spent my formative years in nyc and now live in marin, ca. i love to help create companies based on original ideas and passion.

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