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On November 3, the U.S. House of Representatives overwhelmingly passed H.R. 2930, a crowdfunding bill that will allow startups to offer and sell securities online. The Senate will likely vote on the bill in early 2012.
After eight decades of arguably the most restrictive rules for raising capital in the world, we are standing on the precipice of a new era for funding: crowdfunding. Here are 23 unusual ways in which the crowdfunding revolution could redefine the business to investor relationship.
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Paul Higgins: Thanks for the additional articles
23 Unusual Ways to Apply Crowdfunding | World Future Society (via mediafuturist)
- Crowdfunding exemption - WeFunder and other Senate nudging (boingboing.net)
- Craig Newman: Is Crowdfunding The Next Big Thing or An Invitation To Digital Fraud? (wired.com)
- FAQ: What startups should know about the U.S. crowdfunding bill (venturebeat.com)
