Twitter CEO Dick Costolo adjusts his tie while waiting to see what Twitter’s opening market price will be on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) on November 7, 2013. Twitter went public today, selling at a market price of $45.10, with the initial price being set at $26 on November 6. The IPO drove the seven-year-old company’s value to $25 billion. By Andrew Burton/Getty Images.
Shares of Dish were also strong today:
Today we hit the $800K mark, with just under two months to reach our $900K goal. Subscribe [tinypass_offer text=”here”] to help us get there. If you’re already a subscriber, you can always buy a gift subscription to help spread the Dish. One of the roughly 200 new subscribers today writes:
This site has been a part of my daily routine for the last few years. Perhaps not my entire outfit, but a clean pair of socks at least. I had been meaning to subscribe before today, to show some appreciation for the amount of labor and love that goes into the creation of such a compelling site. I have felt a certain amount of guilt for not doing so, and from what I know about guilt, it has a way of persisting, eventually becoming its own obstacle. Of course, this guilt does not help anyone get paid, and the feeling lingers like so many neglected well-intentions do. So, I set up my annual subscription, and the dissonance in my mind subsided a bit.
Beyond this, however, I wanted you and the rest of the team to know that I deeply appreciate the mission of the Dish, and I hope to see this sort of business model thrive for scores of years to come.
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