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2. Yelp for business services Take a look at: http://www.headstartup.com/ http://www.cloudsurfing.com/ and http://web.appstorm.net/ In addition to the already mentioned http://www.bestvendor.com (which I look forward to checking out).

It's from 2013 but this has a few alternatives to Gmail and Outlook listed: http://web.appstorm.net/roundups/email-roundups/the-best-places-to-hos…

I love Fever, and just switched to it. I included it on my own roundup at Web.AppStorm: http://web.appstorm.net/roundups/rssfeeds/google-reader-is-dead-heres-… I think people don't mention self-hosted options as much because most people would immediately think it was too much trouble to run their own service. For someone hosting their own site already, though, it's incredibly simple to host something like this yourself. Surprising more people don't.

Here is a really nice review of our site by Web.AppStorm that came out today if you want a little more info about what we do. Link: http://web.appstorm.net/reviews/media-reviews/the-wisdom-of-others-tur…

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Except that for Twitter you do. A few MB = 30 seconds of tweets. I don't know why you think financial feeds are related to twitter, other than both being data feeds. The $360k price tag is not "implied", it's the actual price for access to 50% of twitter's messages (see the link I posted). 100% access can only be negotiated with Twitter itself. To be fair, from the information I could find, the cheapest plan from gnip is $500/month[1], datasift is $3000/month[2], both quickly go up. That means you can't just whip up a prototype in the weekend for some new idea anymore. This pricing probably filters out 99% of the things that could be built on it, limiting them to projects with investor backing and ready business models (which twitter itself still doesn't have). [1] http://web.appstorm.net/how-to/social-media-how-to/gnip-the-social-med… [2] http://datasift.com/pricing#costs