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[Donna Marie Vincent]

Everybody has big ideas.  But few have the tenacity to see it through to fruition.



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>  
>> I recommend this article/post:
>>
>> http://codeclimber.blogspot.com/2008/04/all-i-need-is-programmer.html
>>
>> As a member of several NYC networking groups, I can promise you that
>> ideas (both good and bad) are a dime a dozen, it's all on the
>> execution.
>>
>> Maybe you're not looking for freebies, but if you are I recommend
>> against it. You might have more luck finding a developer that will
>> lower their wages in exchange for equity, or if you're absolutely
>> desperate, outsource the work developing a prototype, sell your idea
>> to investors, and then hire programmers to execute.
>>
>> Hope that helps,
>>
>> - Brian D.
>>
>> On Tue, Aug 19, 2008 at 9:42 PM, RDP <webmiester at gmail.com> wrote:
>>    
>>> Sounds great!!
>>>
>>> Show me the money!
>>>
>>> Have a nice day!
>>>
>>>
>>> ----- Original Message -----
>>> From: New Media Concept
>>> To: jobs at lists.nyphp.org
>>> Sent: Tuesday, August 19, 2008 9:24 PM
>>> Subject: [nycphp-jobs] Got a Great Big Idea - Need a 
>>>      
> Developer/Partner toMake
>  
>>> it Happen
>>> I've got a pretty good idea that's been brewing in my head for 
>>>      
> quite a
>  
>>> while. It's ambitious, audacious, and certainly a challenge, but at 
>>>      
> the same
>  
>>> time, it's so audacious that it deserves nothing less than a real 
>>>      
> try.
>  
>>> I used to work in the media industry and came to the painful 
>>>      
> realization
>  
>>> that it's probably the only industry that does an incredibly poor 
>>>      
> job of
>  
>>> bringing in new people and new ideas. At the same time the media 
>>>      
> industry
>  
>>> hasn't changed much even as technology has given it the potential 
>>>      
> to solve
>  
>>> many of these issues. The end result is more misses than hits, and 
>>>      
> promising
>  
>>> original talent being burned out as they tire out from trying to 
>>>      
> get their
>  
>>> lucky break. I think it's time to change that.
>>>
>>> I've spoken to several tech and marketing execs who all agree that 
>>>      
> this is
>  
>>> an idea that is entirely feasible and self sustainable, and 
>>>      
> therefore worth
>  
>>> trying at the very least. I've spoken with others in the industry, 
>>>      
> including
>  
>>> other artists and creatives, who all tell me that they and everyone 
>>>      
> they
>  
>>> know would jump at the chance to partake in that concept because 
>>>      
> something
>  
>>> like this has been sorely lacking in the industry for nearly it's 
>>>      
> entire
>  
>>> history. So in the end, it could be at the very least a self 
>>>      
> sustainable and
>  
>>> unique niche site, or be even more, and disrupt and shift the entire
>>> industry.
>>>
>>> It's not a concept that can be deployed overnight, but whose 
>>>      
> features can be
>  
>>> logically implemented over time to create an ever more full featured
>>> product. The first iteration of the concept would be simple and 
>>>      
> could be up
>  
>>> and running fairly fast(in fact a simple prototype using open source
>>> resources was built and successfully tested). However I need 
>>>      
> someone who
>  
>>> will be able to take it beyond that, and keep it going as new 
>>>      
> pieces of the
>  
>>> puzzle are being implemented and thought up.
>>>
>>> I'm going to need a good LAMP developer who knows how to work with 
>>>      
> UGC and a
>  
>>> CMS, and wants to be part of building an idea that might carry them 
>>>      
> for the
>  
>>> long haul. I'm really looking for my long term technical 
>>>      
> team/partner(s) to
>  
>>> really make this idea and vision happen.
>>>
>>> So if you went through the trouble of reading all that and don't 
>>>      
> think I'm a
>  
>>> nut for daring to think big, shoot me an email with your 
>>>      
> qualifications and
>  
>>> I'll let you know more of the details.
>>>
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