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First Aired - 05/24/2012 04:30PM
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On this week's Flash Talks Cash, JoAnn "Flash" Fleming and Andrew Newman are talking about the initial public offering of Facebook stock. Hear why Facebook might be in legal trouble for revealing projections, why the stock prices fell after the first few days. Will Facebook stock remain on the NASDAQ? And will the value of the company continue to grow even though GM pulled their advertisements from the site? Late on in the episode, Flash tells us about some avenues to re-sell old electronics, and talks about the amount of people making over one million dollars in income in New York City. This episode was sponsored by Roberta's.
"There's a strategy when they're pricing the stock to either keep the price high so the company makes the maximum amount of money on the IPO issue, or lower the price a little bit so the investors can make that one-day pop and be happy." -- JoAnn "Flash" Fleming on Flash Talks Cash
"We're talking about intellectual property and not real assets or real revenue streams. It's all hypothetical- there's no realistic thing behind that to prove that it's actually worth that much money." -- Andrew Newman on the Facebook stock, Flash Talks Cash
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The Facebook Problem (16:04)
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First Aired - 04/14/2013 02:00PM
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Blair Koenig comes back to The Mike & Judy Show to talk about her new book named after her blog, STFU Parents! Mike Edison and Judy McGuire welcome Blair and Brian Blessinger into the studio to talk about mucus plugs, and dirty diaper pictures on the Internet. How has social media like Twitter and Facebook changed the ways that parents embarrass their children? And why do people find the need to overshare publicly? Also, it's Judy's birthday show! Find out how Judy is going to celebrate her mid-life crisis! This episode has been sponsored by Roberta's.
"Facebook is not therapy. Just because you can crowdsource doesn't mean that you should, because the people who are responding aren't doctors!" [27:15] -- Blair Koenig on The Mike & Judy Show
"Facebook is not therapy. Just because you can crowdsource doesn't mean that you should, because the people who are responding aren't doctors!" [27:15] -- Blair Koenig on The Mike & Judy Show
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First Aired - 11/01/2012 12:12PM
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Without the demand for fish from New York and New Jersey restaurants, there are a lot of New England fish without a place to go. We spoke with Jared Auerbach of Red's Best Boston, who has launched a Facebook campaign encouraging individuals and restaurants to "change their taste for a weekend" and eat New England fish.
"We started to get creative. We started a Facebook and Twitter campaign to try and get people to change their taste for the weekend... we were reaching out to people who are open for business. Just this one weekend, if they all put a local or domestic fish on their menu instead of the imported fish they are serving, it would go a long way."-- Jared Auerbach of Red's Best Boston
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