Today In Crowdfunding News: Fighting the Taiwanese recession with home-style Crowdfunding, Crowdfunding learning from US regulations, New townhouses underway off Central Avenue - with crowdfunding, Yuri Visual Novel Ne no Kami reaches Crowdfunding goal, and more all brought to you by PICISI.com

	China Post Fighting the Taiwanese Recession With Home-StyleCrowdfunding Bloomberg Taiwan's newly minted government has an under-used tool at its disposal to combat the recession: an exchange-based crowdfunding program for ... Flag as irrelevant
	Crowdfunding: Learning from US regulations Jakarta Post First, Crowdfund Insider, the leading news website about crowdfunding, claims that Indonesians have trust issues with money transactions carried out ... Flag as irrelevant
	Charlotte Observer (blog) New townhouses underway off Central Avenue – withcrowdfunding Charlotte Observer (blog) A new townhouse project is underway off Central Avenue, funded in part with a relatively new mechanism: Crowdfunding. The site on Lyon Court is ... Flag as irrelevant
	Hardcore Gamer Yuri Visual Novel Ne no Kami Reaches Crowdfunding Goal Hardcore Gamer Yuri Visual Novel Ne no Kami Reaches Crowdfunding Goal ... This is great news as now folks do not need to worry about where the money would go if ... Flag as irrelevant
	Bath Echo Bath Carnival launches crowdfunding campaign to help with increasing costs Bath Echo The news comes after Cardiff Carnival announced it would not be happening for the first time since 1990 while St Paul's Carnival in Bristol has also ... Flag as irrelevant
	NZGamer.com Ex-Lionhead Devs Crowdfunding New Fable Game NZGamer.com IGN revealed today that Lionhead – the recently shuttered studio, responsible for the Fable games – was working on a digital card game for 18 months ... Flag as irrelevant
	Vancity Buzz Seattle-based radio station crowdfunds the future of jazz Vancity Buzz The university had been in talks with another radio station to sell off KPLU, and Cohn said there was “huge public outcry” when the news became ... Flag as irrelevant

Today In Crowdfunding News: Startup looks to take advantage of Crowdfunding with new loophole, Crowdfunding law off to slow start, Teraphysics sets $47 million Crowdfunding goal, Crabby Ol' Bill's snack spot seeks Crowdfunding for repairs, and more all brought to you by PICISI.com

	New York Post Startup looks to take advantage of crowdfunding with new loophole New York Post The crowdfunding effort, if successful, will enable his company to expand its business of providing healthy food to urban areas well beyond Brooklyn. Flag as irrelevant
	Crowdfunding law off to slow start Crain's Cleveland Business Equity crowdfunding is legal, so now you can invest in startup companies via the internet, even if you're not rich. But you'll have to follow new rules set ... Flag as irrelevant
	Crain's Cleveland Business Teraphysics sets $47 million crowdfunding goal Crain's Cleveland Business Teraphysics Corp. aims to raise $47 million through a form of crowdfunding often referred to as a “mini IPO.” After spending more than a decade ... Flag as irrelevant
	WDIO-TV Crabby Ol' Bill's Snack Spot Seeks Crowdfunding for Repairs WDIO-TV One of Duluth's most beloved boats may not be on the water any longer, but it still takes a beating from Lake Superior's powerful waves. Crabby Ol' ... Flag as irrelevant
	WPRI 12 Eyewitness News Crowdfunding page set up in honor of Providence woman killed in NH crash WPRI 12 Eyewitness News Eyewitness News has learned Koelsch was a physical therapist at Performance Physical Therapy in East Providence. An Ohio native, she volunteered ... Flag as irrelevant
	Music Feeds Written by Zanda Wilson on May 29, 2016 Music Feeds Well now you can, for the cool price of US $600,000 – with the enigmatic American rock outfit launching one of the more bizarre crowdfunding ... Flag as irrelevant
	New Zealand Herald Papa Roach are putting up some weird and massive rewards for album crowdfunding New Zealand Herald The rockers have started a crowdfunding effort via PledgeMusic to fund their next album, and the things they're selling off are...kind of weird. Flag as irrelevant