After the legendary Bill Parcells, Glazer's first choice for an upgrade, embarrassingly pulled out of a deal at the last minute, the Bucs became a standing joke in the NFL, and that was when they essentially gambled the future of the franchise.
In the referendum debate, the argument that joining the euro would help solve Sweden's economic problems was essentially unprovable, since the future of the eurozone as a whole cannot be easily predicted.
Essentially, he said, the future of the business is investing in small chunks rather than mega rounds.
Essentially, Williams said the future of publishing is not in individual websites but in large platforms (such as Medium, he hopes, as well as Facebook, maybe Apple, and others to be determined).
At the same time, Greenberg said BSkyB's digital team has been working with Sharethrough and "essentially betting that the future of monetization strongly includes native," so the investment made sense as a way to "cement our partnership".
As the industry lumbers from straight-up criminality toward a hazy, quasi-legal status (with an infusion of cash from Wall Street and Silicon Valley), some companies have begun to list on major and minor stock exchanges around the country, providing the public with the opportunity to essentially invest in the future of weed for better and for worse.
The vote is essentially a referendum on the future of Iran's population of 80 million, many of them born after the 1979 revolution.
In other words, Facebook and Twitter essentially represent the entrée to the future of the social Web as each strive to host, what Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg, and others, refer to as our personal social operating system (OS).
"This is a chance for the public to now weigh in on what is essentially the financial future of their state".
