Showing posts with label 2011. Show all posts
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Sunday, 3 July 2011

100 Best Small Business Podcasts 2011

100 Best Small Business Podcasts 2011


A new year is upon us and it’s that time once again!


As many of you know, every year Small Business Trends Radio searches high and low on the Internet for you so that we may choose 100 of the most useful and informative podcasts we can find for YOU. 


In today’s technical times, many people don’t have the time to search, scour and sift through all of the amazing audio resources that are daily filling the Internet.  But never fear!  We’ve done the footwork for you and we’ve categorized them as well.  Some of the podcasts listed have a broader focus but the majority have a  focus on small business. You’ll notice that there are some old faces and many new ones here.


There is an amazing wealth of information here – so relax, sit back and listen!


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LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT


DishyMix – With Susan Bratton. Susan serves up a mix of lessons from individuals from the world of advertising, digital media, marketing, social media and more. 


Total Picture Radio — With Peter Clayton. This podcast features career empowerment interviews with best-selling authors, senior executives, leadership coaches and entrepreneurs. 


Project Management War Stories — With Wayne Thompson. Monthly interviews with seasoned business leaders, managers and top level executives offering advice. 


HBR IdeaCast – By Harvard Business Review. A weekly audio podcast, gathering analysis and advice of the leading minds in management.


Trafcom News Podcast – With Donna Papacosta. Listen to interviews and discussions about topics that are important to people in the business of communicating. 


Manager Tool Podcasts – With Mauzenne & Co. This podcast is about new tools and easy techniques you can use to help achieve your management and career objectives. 


The Engaging Brand – With Anna Farmery. A podcast to motivate, inspire and engage people at work. 


The Bottom Line – With Evan Davis. This podcast gives insight into business from those leaders at the top.


Break Through Business – By Michele Price. Giving entrepreneurs and small business owners tools for success in our new business economy.


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MARKETING AND SALES 


Marketing Over Coffee – By John Wall and Christopher Phenn. This podcast stays on top of all that’s new in the world of business marketing. 


Internet Marketing This Week – This podcast stays on top of today’s hot marketing topics and answers questions such as, “Why did YouTube go to wide screen?” 


Duct Tape Marketing — By John Jantsch. John provides interviews with influential marketing professionals and those who demonstrate advanced marketing tactics. 


Marketing Edge — With Albert Maruggi. This podcast features insights and advice on public relations, marketing, communication and more. 


Small Business Big Marketing Show – With Luke Moulton & Timbo Reid. Hear how other small business owners from around the world go about their marketing. 


Sales Podcast – With Shane Gibson. Shane is talking about sales force leadership, new entrepreneur development, social media marketing and how “to close bigger deals.” 


AdVerve – With Angela Natividad & Bill Green. This is a podcast about advertising and marketing. 


The Official BNI Podcast – With Dr. Ivan Misner. This podcast is a weekly audio discussion with Dr. Ivan Misner, the Founder and Chairman of BNI. 


Six Pixels of Separation – With Mitch Joel. Mitch talks about digital marketing, new media and personal branding. 


The BeanCast – By Bob Knorpp. This podcast features a panel of smart ad-biz types discussing news and issues. 


Managing The Gray – By C.C. Chapman. This is is a marketing podcast that is teaching you and your company about the changing business world. 


Clarity Advantage’s Sales Thoughts – With Nick Miller. Gain tips and techniques for prospecting, negotiating, coaching, and managing the sales process. 


The Click Millionaires Radio Show – By Scott Fox. Tune in for free online marketing, e-commerce strategy, and lifestyle business-building advice.


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OPERATING A SMALL BUSINESS


Mind Your Own Business Podcast — With Guy Kingston. Guy discusses topics such as hourly billing, working from home, bankruptcy, business insurance and much more. 


Escape from Cubicle Nation — With Pamela Slim. Pamela shares advice on issues for those who have gone from employee – to business owner. 


Accelerate Your Business Growth – Diane Helbig is discussing small business issues.  If, as a small business owner, something is keeping you up at night, Diane offers input and suggestions for resolution. 


Views From the Top – With Adrienne Graham. Adrienne takes a look at the hard hitting issues affecting women in corporate positions and entrepreneurs at the top of their game. 


The Smallbiz Brain – By David Wolf. This podcast features interviews with small business experts and leaders.


The Passionate Entrepreneur – With Kenneth Darryl Brown. This show is for passionate entrepreneurs who want to take their companies to the next level. 


Entrepreneur People – With Sherry Borzo. Real Stories about real people that teach lessons in business and in life. 


Automate My Small Business – By Brandon & Matt. How to automate, outsource, and streamline your small business.


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TAX AND FINANCE


Accounting Best Practices — With Steve Bragg. Steve covers a broad range of accounting topics and other financial-related matters. 


Kiplinger Podcast — By Kiplinger. This podcast covers personal finance topics and tips to pay attention to your finances. 


Marketplace — A daily dose of news on business and current economics trends affecting your business. 


The Clark Howard Show – With Clark Howard. Save more, spend less and avoid rip-offs. 


NPR: Planet Money Podcast – Everything you need to know or want to learn about money and finance. 


WSJ’s Your Money Matters – This podcast by The Wall Street Journal will help you to keep your finances in tip-top shape. 


Ernst & Young International Tax Podcast – Business insights by Ernst & Young.


Money Box – With Paul Lewis. News of savings and investments, credit cards and loans, pensions, banking, tax, benefits and giving to charity. 


DH Unplugged – With John Dvorak and Andrew Horowitz. Hard hitting commentaries on the financial market and the economy.


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STARTUPS AND STARTING A BUSINESS 


The Startup Success Podcast – With Bob Walsh and Patrick Foley. Get the information you need as a startup, indie or micro-ISV (independent software vendor). 


StartUpNation Radio – With Rich Sloan and Troy Janisch. This podcast provides in-the-trenches expertise on how to start and grow your dream business. 


SmallBizPod – With Alex Bellinger. Inspiration for start-ups and entrepreneurs.


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HOME BASED BUSINESS 


Work at Home Success – With Leslie Truex. Leslies shares business tips, tools and resources for those who work from home. 


Home Business Internet Talk Show — With host Paul Stanton. Paul covers all aspects of running a business from home and episodes range anywhere from 2 minutes to a half hour or more. 


Work at Home Moms Talk Radio — With Kelly McCausey. Kelly interviews a successful WAHM (work at home mom) or business owner every Monday morning with an emphasis on Internet-based businesses. 


I Should Be Writing – With Mur Lafferty. Mur shares tips, insights and motivation for freelance writers. 


Freelance Advisor – With Darren Fell and Andy White. Darren and Andy share tips and insights from real freelancers and contractors. 


Careers from the Kitchen Table – By Raven Blair Davis. Find ways to create a consistent income all from the comfort of your own home.


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SMALL BUSINESS TECHNOLOGY 


The Force Field — With Rick Savoia. This podcast is a half hour production dedicated to the small, independent IT service provider. 


Entrepreneur’s Journey — By Yaro Starak. Yaro provides specific help to those starting and running Internet businesses such as how to take payments online, sell ebooks or launch a new product. 


The Social Customer – With Brent Leary, Maggie Fox, et al. “Meta-conversations” on Social Customer Relationship Management (CRM), small business tech trends and social media. 


Net@Night – With Amber MacArthur & Leo Laporte. Amber checks out what’s happening on the Internet right now, finding new cool sites. 


The Hobson & Holtz Report – With Neville Hobson & Shel Holtz. This podcast is a twice-weekly show at the intersection of online communication and public relations. 


Tech Chick  Tips – With Helen (techchick) and Anna (digimom). Tips and tricks for teaching 21st century students using 21st century skills.


WordCast – Is a source for the hottest topics in the blogging, social media and WordPress. 


On Digital Media – With John Federico. It is a podcast about the technology, creation, distribution, consumption and monetization of digital media and its effects on traditional media and marketing. 


On The Record Online – By Eric Schwartzman. This podcast is talking about how technology is changing the way organizations communicate. 


Practical eCommerce — This podcast is for those attempting to grow their businesses online and provides practical tips, tools and resources including help with ecommerce software and more. 


Scobleizer – By Robert Scoble. A podcast by a self-proclaimed geek who grew up in Silicon Valley and interviews technology innovators and executives. 


The Boagworld Show – By Paul Boag. A podcast for those who design, develop and run websites.


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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES AND FRANCHISES 


Ecommerce Podcast – This podcast interviews ecommerce entrepreneurs who share the lessons they’ve learned. 


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“ALL AROUND” SMALL BUSINESS PODCASTS 


The Small Business Podcast – With David Michaels and Daniel Miller. Using their wit and smarts, David and Daniel bring you practical tips, concepts and advice to apply to your small business. 


Microbusiness News Briefs — By Dawn Rivers Baker. Dawn focuses on the needs of microbusiness owners, those with 5 employees or less. 


Wall Street Journal Podcasts – Stay up-to-date on the latest business trends and changes with The Wall Street Journal. 


Eye on Small Business – With K. Scanlon. A weekly radio show that features interviews with small business owners sharing practical tips and advice. 


Small Business Trends Radio — Our very own show with Anita Campbell, featuring interviews with today’s professionals on a wide variety of business topics. 


Business Insanity Talk Radio – By Barry Moltz. This is a business radio show where we talk about all the craziness of small business. 


Blog Business Success – With Wayne Hurlbert. Podcast about business blogging, search engine optimization SEO, marketing, public relations, and entrepreneurship topics that will help your business grow. 


Zane Safrit – Zane talks with his guests about small business, innovation, word-of-mouth, leadership, generating positive cash-flows, topgrading, social media, and the economy. 


Small Business Radio – With Jim Blasingame. The Small Business Advocate Show is the world’s only weekday small business radio program. 


Mixergy – By Andrew Warner. Online business tips from successful entrepreneurs. 


The Rise to the Top – Video podcast by David Siteman Garland. The #1 non-boring business show. 


Jaffe Juice TV – Video podcast by Joseph Jaffe. A dialogue on the subjects of new marketing, advertising and creativity. 


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BUSINESS NEWS AND THE BIG PICTURE


Inspiring Words of Encouragement – By Zig Ziglar. Zig provides encouragement and motivation for business and personal life. 


Little Things Matter – By Todd Smith. Improving your life one thing at a time. 


The Real Story – With Frank Curzio. Frank discusses stocks and headlines keeping you current in today’s investing and trading. 


Killer Innovations — With Phil McKinney. Phil covers all things innovation and offers thought provoking ideas for entrepreneurs. 


WallStreet Unspun – By Peter Schiff. Peter provides the market outlook and a dose of current news events. 


World Business News – By BBC World Service. This podcast provides in-depth analysis of global business developments and trends that affect consumers, investors and the environment at large. 


Business Week — Ten different shows are offered and literally hundreds of recordings to choose from all relating to business. 


TIME Business Podcast — This podcast covers business stories addressing executive interests from technology to management to small business. 


New York Times Podcasts — The New York Times offers over a dozen podcasts on topics ranging from personal technology, international news, book reviews and the backstories behind NYT published articles. 


Marketplace – By American Public Media. This podcast brings you the latest and most talked about headlines in business news today. 


WSJ’s This Morning – The Wall Street Journal brings you the morning’s top business and finance news. 


CNNMoney – This podcast provides a wealth of finance information, advice, tips and tactics to apply to your business and personal life. 


Business Week Cover Stories – Business Week provides coverage of current business news and backstories behind the business week covers. 


David Allen Company Podcast – by David Allen.  David’s show, “Getting Things Done” is “a podcast designed to help you win at the game of work and business of life.”


Done! – By David Stiernholm. This is a podcast about structure and how to visualize, simplify and get more time at your disposal. 


The Great Work Interviews – With Michael Bungay Stanier. “Find Your Great Work” by  Michael Bungay Stanier. 


Knowledge@Wharton – With Wharton faculty. Listen to CEOs and other commentators have to say about the latest business trends, breaking news and market research. 


On The Media – From NPR. Podcasts on the Internet. 


The Entrepreneurial Thought Leaders – Podcasts from the Stanford Technology Ventures Program. 


The Economist – Business content from The Economist magazine. 


Peter Day’s World of Business – Insights into the business world with Peter Day. 


World Business News – By the BBC. Analysis of the day’s big global business developments and how they affect consumers, investors and the environment. 


Americana – With Matt Frei. An insider’s guide to the stories shaping the USA today.


WorkAwesome Podcast – With Mike Vardy. WorkAwesome is a resource for people who love what they do, and want to become awesome at it.


Freakonomics Radio – By Stephen J. Dubner. Explore “the hidden side of everything.”


Financial Times Podcast – With Martin Wolf. The chief economics commentator reads his weekly column.


EconTalk – By Russ Roberts. An economics podcast for the daily life.


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For more, you can visit our previous list of 100 Best Small Business Podcasts From 2009 and 100 Best Small Business Podcasts From 2010. We encourage you to leave suggestions for your favorites below in the comments section. We’d love to hear from you!





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Enterprise Infrastructure – What we are working on at Lightspeed in 2011

We continue to be very enthusiastic about the tremendous amount of opportunity in the Enterprise Infrastructure sector for 2011. In the past few years, we’ve seen significant innovation in technologies such as virtualization, flash memory and distributed databases and applications. When combined with business model shifts (cloud computing) and strong macroeconomic forces (reduced R&D budgets), a “perfect storm” is created where the IT ecosystem becomes ripe for disruption. Startups can take advantage of the changing seas and ride the subsequent waves to emerge as leaders in new categories. For this post, I’ll highlight three categories where I believe we’ll see significant enterprise adoption in 2011 – big data solutions, use cases for cloud and virtualizing the network. Startups in these categories are now at the point where ideas have become stable products and science experiments have transformed into solutions.


1. BIG DATA SOLUTIONS GROW UP


There’s been a lot of “big noise” about “Big Data” for the past couple of years but, there has been “little” clarity for the traditional Enterprise customer. Hadoop, Map Reduce, Cassandra, NoSQL – all interesting ideas, but what Enterprise IT needs is solutions. Solutions come when there are products optimized to solve the challenges with specific applications. Most of the exciting, fast growing technology companies we hear about daily (Facebook, Zynga, Twitter, Groupon, LinkedIn, Google, etc) are incredibly efficient data-centric businesses. These companies collect, analyze and leverage massive amounts of data and use it as a fundamental competitive weapon. In terms of really working with “Big Data,” Google started it. Larry and Serge taught the world that analyzing more information generates better results than any algorithm. These high-profile web companies created technologies to solve problems other companies had not faced before. In this copycat world we live in, Enterprise IT is ready to follow the consumer-tech leaders. The best enterprise companies are working hard to leverage vast amounts of data in order to make better decisions and deliver better products. At Lightspeed, we invested in companies like DataStax (www.datastax.com) and MapR Technologies (www.maprtech.com) because these are startups building solutions that enable Enterprise IT to work with promising Big Data platforms like Cassandra and Hadoop. With enterprise-grade solutions now available, I expect 2011 to be a year when tinkering leaps to full-scale engagement because these new platforms will deliver a meaningful advantage to Enterprise customers.


2. CLOUD COMPUTING FINDS ITS ENTERPRISE USE CASES


The hype around “Cloud Computing” is officially everywhere. My mom, who is in her sixties (sorry Mom) and just learned to text, recently asked me about Cloud Computing. Apparently she’s seen the commercials. In Enterprise IT circles and VC offices, there’s a lot of discussion around “Public” clouds vs. “Private” clouds; Infrastructure as a Service vs. Platforms as a Service; and the pros and cons of each. It’s all valuable theoretical debate, but people need to focus on the use cases and the specific economics of a particular “cloud” or platform configuration. As of right now, not every Enterprise IT use case fits the cloud model. In fact, most don’t. But there are three in particular that definitely do — application management, network and systems management and tier 2 and 3 storage. At Lightspeed, we’ve invested in a number of companies such as AppDynamics (www.appdynamics.com) and Cirtas (www.cirtas.com) which deliver solutions that are designed from the ground up to enable enterprise class customers to leverage the fundamental advantages of “Cloud Computing” – agility, leveraged resources, and a flexible cost model. Highly dynamic, distributed applications are being developed at an accelerating rate and represent an ideal use case for cloud environments when coupled with a solution like the one offered by AppDynamics which drives resource utilization based on application level demands. Similarly, Enterprise IT storage buyers have gotten smarter about tiering data among various levels of storage media, and infrequently accessed data is a great fit for cloud storage. Cloud controllers like the one offered by Cirtas enable enterprises to have the performance, security and reliability they are used to with traditional internal solutions but leverage the economics of the cloud.


3. VIRTUALIZING THE NETWORK


To date, the story of virtualization has been primarily about servers and storage. Tremendous innovation from VMware led the way for an entirely new set of companies to emerge in the data center infrastructure ecosystem. At Lightspeed, we talk about the fundamental pillars of the data center as application and systems management, servers, storage, and networking. Given all the advancement and activity around the first three, I think it’s about time the network caught up. As Enterprise IT continues to virtualize more of the data center and adopts cloud computing models (public or private), the network fundamentals are being forced to evolve as well. Networking solutions that decouple hardware from software are better aligned with the data center of the future. Companies such as Embrane (www.embrane.com) and Nicira Networks (www.nicira.com) are tackling this challenge head on and I believe 2011 will be the year where this fundamental segment of data center infrastructure starts to see meaningful momentum.




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Thursday, 23 June 2011

Apple’s Back to School 2011 Promo offers a $100 Gift card

Apple’s ‘Back to School’ is an annual promotion targeted at college students to offer them something cool and useful for Free, when they buy a new qualifying Mac with Apple education pricing. In the past few years, Apple used to offer students an iPod touch on purchase of a new Mac. But this year, Apple has something different to offer!



Apple Back to School Offer


As per the promo, when a student buys a qualifying Mac from Apple or a participating Apple Authorized Campus Store from June 16 through September 20, 2011, he/she is entitled to receive a $100 Back to School Card for use on the Mac App Store, the iTunes Store, the App Store, and the iBookstore.


Getting your Card – After shopping a qualifying Mac, Apple will include the Back to School Card with your order (if you bought your Mac at the Apple Retail Store or Apple Online Store). However, if you bought at a campus store, you’ve to submit your claim online to get your Back to School Gift Card code via email.


Redeeming the code – Scratch your Back to School Card to read the code and enter it in your iTunes account. An amount of $100 will then be automatically credited that you can spend on the Mac App Store, the App Store, the iTunes Store, and the iBookstore.


Now you can shop those amazing paid apps & games from App Store, music and movies from iTunes or eBooks from iBookstore. There are millions of them, grab the best ones! :)


Link – Apple Back to School Offer


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IPL Auction 2011 Live: Who Got Whom


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  • Kevin Pietersen went to Deccan Chargers for $650,000

  • Rajasthan Royals then bought New Zealand’s Ross Taylor for $1 million

  • Vijay Mallya’s Royal Challengers bought South African batsman AB de Villiers for $1.1 million

  • Vijay Mallya’s Royal Challengers bought Indian bowler Zaheer Khan for $900,000

  • Vijay Mallya’s Royal Challengers bought Sri Lankan all-rounder Dilshan for $650,000

  • Yuvraj Singh was bought by new team Pune Warriors for $1.8 million

  • Kochi team bagged Sri Lanka’s Mahela Jayawardene for $1.5 million

  • Mumbai also bought Australian all-rounder Andrew Symonds for $850,000

  • Sri Lankan skipper Kumar Sangakkara went to Deccan Chargers for $700,000

  • No takers for Sourav Ganguly and Chris Gayle

  • New Zealander Daniel Vettori for $550,000 went to Rajasthan

  • New Zealander Brendon McCullum went to Kochi for $475,000

  • Jacque Kallis was bought by KKR for $1.1 million

  • South African all-rounder Johan Botha went to Royals for $950,000

  • South African skipper Graeme Smith went to Pune for $500,000

  • Rahul Dravid went to Rajasthan Royals for $500,000

  • Kings XI Punjab bought Adam Gilchrist for $900,000

  • Kolkata Knight Riders bought Gautam Gambhir for a whopping $2.4 million

  • Kolkata Knight Riders bought Yusuf Pathan for a whopping $2.1 million

  • Mumbai Indians bagged Rohit Sharma for $2 million

  • Team Kochi bought pacer RP Singh for $500,000

  • Team Kochi bought their home boy S Sreesanth for $900,000

  • Team Kochi bought VVS Laxman for $400,000

  • Delhi Daredevils bagged Irfan Pathan for $1.9 million

  • Pune Warriors bought Robin Uthappa for $2.1 million

  • Chennai Super Kings bagged Australian Michael Hussey for $425,000

  • Jesse Ryder and Herschelle Gibbs got no takers

  • Brian Lara got no takers too at $400,000

  • Deccan Chargers bought Shikhar Dhawan for $300,000

  • Deccan Chargers bought JP Duminy for $300,000

  • Kings XI then bagged David Hussey for $1.4 million

  • Australian David Warner went to Delhi for $750,000

  • Royal Challengers Bangalore bought dashing batsman Saurabh Tiwary for $1.6 million

  • Delhi Daredavils bagged Pragyan Ojha for $270,000

  • Kolkata Knight Riders bought Brad Haddin for $375,000

  • Australian wicket keeper Tim Paine went to Team Pune $270,000

  • Matt Prior went unsold

  • Mark Boucher went unsold

  • Jacobs went to Mumbai Indians for $190,000

  • Punjab get Dinesh Karthik for $900,000

  • James Hopes is sold to Delhi Daredevils to $350,000

  • Indian all rounder Ravindra Jadeja is bagged by Team Cochi for $950,000

  • Luke Wright of England went unsold for base price of $400,000

  • Bangladeshi Shakib Al Hasan went to Kolkata Knight Riders for $425,000

  • Stuart Broad, England’s bowler with base price of $400,000 went to Kings XI Punjab for $425,000

  • Abhishek Nayar from India with base price of $50,000 went to Kings XI Punjab for $800,000, 16 times his base price

  • Angelo Mathews from Srilanka went to Team Pune for $950,000

  • Dwayne Bravo is sold for $200,000 to Chennai Super Kings

  • Steven Smith sold for $200,000 to Team Kochi

  • James Franklin is sold to Mumbai Indians for $100,000

  • Dilhara Fernando found no takers

  • James Anderson from England, the killer bowling performance in Ashes remains unsold too

  • Ishant Sharma, Indian bowler, is sold to Deccan Chargers for $450,000

  • Pravin Kumar, another Indian bowler, is bagged by Kings XI Punjab for good sum of $800,000

  • Ashish Nehra, one more Indian bowler, while all the teams are trying to grab fast bowlers, is sold to Team Pune Warriors for $850,000

  • Australian fast bowler, Brett Lee, is under the auction… and here he goes at his base price for $400,000 to Kolkata Knight Riders. The opening bid is the closing bid.

  • South African Morne Morkel who was from the star bowler pair in recent India tour to South Africa, is sold for $475,000 to  Delhi Daredevils

  • Another South African bowling superstar, Dale Steyn, with base price of $200,000, is being targetted by all teams. He is bagged by Deccan Chargers for $1.2 million

  • Australian bowler Ryan Harris is bagged by Kings XI Punjab for $425,000

  • Dirk Nannes, another Australian bowler, bagged by Royal Challengers for $650,000

  • Doug Bollinger from Australia under the hammer now. $700,000 by Chennai Super Kings. SOLD.

  • Muttiah Muralitharan, the Srilankan top bowler with base price of $300,000 is chased by many teams specially Kochi, and here he goes to Kochi for $1.1 million. Another bowler above the $1 million mark. Superb!

  • Graeme Swann, the English spinner goes unsold, that’s again a shocker

  • And there Piyush Chawala, the Indian spinner is bagged by Kings XI Punjab for $900,000

  • Spinner Ravichandran Ashwin is sold for $850,000 to Chennai Super Kings

  • Ajantha Mendis, the Srilankan bowler is unsold. Probably the teams are chosing overseas players carefully due to the limit

  • Pragyan Ojha is pulling good bids. Pragyan Ojha is retained by Deccan Charges for $500,000

  • Murali Karthik, another Indian spinner, but remains unsold

  • Amit Mishra, the Indian bowler is pulling some bids unlike Murali Karthik and goes to Deccan Chargers for $300,000

  • Nathan McCullum from New Zealand, gets no bidders than Team Pune for $100,000. Opening bid remains closing bid

  • Ramesh Powar, another Indian spinner, almost went on opening bid but got some more bids and now he goes for $180,000 to the new team of Kochi

  • Chamara Kapugedera from Srilanka, gets no bids

  • Aaron Finch the Australian cricketer goes to Delhi Daredevils for $300,000

  • Eoin Morgan, the English Batsman, hopefully gets some bidders. Rajasthan Royals is the first bidder. Finally English player is sold for $350,000 to Kolkata Knight Riders

  • Brad Hodge, the Australian crickets is sold to Team Kochi for $425,000

  • Tamim Iqbal from Bangladesh goes unsold

  • Callum Ferguson from Australia bagged by $300,000 to team Pune

  • Manoj Tiwary for $475,000 to Kolkata Knight Riders

  • Cheteshwar Pujara sold to the Royal Challengers Bangalore for a good amount of $750000

  • S Badrinath went 8 times his base price for $800,000 to Chennai Super Kings

  • Rajasthan Royal bagged Paul Collingwood for very cheap at $250,000


and now see you tomorrow for further updates on IPL Auction 2011 LIVE







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    Win A Gold Pass To Affiliate Summit East 2011

    The Affiliate Summit East 2011 happens August 21 to 23 in New York city and I have TEN Gold Passes, worth $549 each, to give away to ten lucky John Chow dot Com readers. The Gold Pass gives you admission to Affiliate Meet Market, Exhibit Hall, Keynotes, Sunday educational sessions; access to all recorded session videos; PowerPoint presentations; and Affiliate Summit Social Network.

    To enter, all you have to do is explain in the comments why you should be awarded a Gold Pass to the Affiliate Summit East. The better your comment, the higher your chances of being a winner. Please only enter if you actually plan on going. If you are selected, you must attend. The pass is not transferable and cannot be resold because it will have your name on it. I am only giving away the passes. I am not paying for your travel or hotel. However, I should be hosting another Dot Com NY Pizza event that all winners can attend. I just need to find a sponsor for it first.

    IMPORTANT – please note the following:
    You must notify the recipients that they cannot be transferred, and the pass codes become invalid in the event the conference sells out.
    Also, anybody registering for a complimentary pass who neither checks in at the conference or cancels will be ineligible for future complimentary passes.

    The winners will be announce this Saturday, June 25 during Dot Com Pho. This should give you enough time to book your air and hotel if you need it. I know I have lots of readers in the big apple that want to go to the Affiliate Summit but can’t afford the cost of the pass. This is your chance to go! Good luck and enter now!







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    2011 UK Bank Holidays









































    New Year’s Day Holiday January 3
    Good Friday April 22
    Easter Monday April 25
    Royal Wedding Bank Holiday April 29
    Early May Bank Holiday May 2
    Spring Bank Holiday May 30
    Summer Bank Holiday August 29
    Boxing Day December 26
    Christmas Day Holiday December 27





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