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Question of the day
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shortcutblog dot eu
a european city blog
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wireless power
15 Nov 2006, Business models, (0)very interesting
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video of the day
14 Nov 2006, Strategy,David Weinberger interviewing Paul Graham - 45 minutes well spent!
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conclusion of the day
14 Nov 2006, Strategy,There's less porn than imagined on the web. Right, and similarly more money made out of it than imagined.
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Vodafone goes broadband
14 Nov 2006, Strategy,Over in the UK, in a very competitive industry.
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the afterparty
06 Nov 2006, VC & Entrepreneurship,link
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Fastest growing European companies
23 Oct 2006, Business,A list of 500 companies compiled by BBW, with Gameloft in the top seat, with 236 companies from France, Germany and UK and with only 46 companies coming from the Central Eastern Europe and the Baltics (the New Europe).
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creative advertising
23 Oct 2006, Business models, (0)Over at Zefrank Show - rubber ducks for mouse-over text messages from the viewers. Simple and clever! [via]
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Google's marketing spending...
...stands to a mere 1.8% from sales (about $50 mil.)
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FT Alphaville
21 Oct 2006, Business models, (0)An interesting niche product relevant for just a few chosen ones - the ones with interests in live updates from the capital markets.
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Thanks for notice. Just a quick comment - we're actually called "23" - 23people.com is the url. Would love your comments if you try it out - still in beta/preview to be warned.
Would love to see an alternative to Flickr, European or otherwise, but 23 is obviously not up to par. And what's wrong with using Flickr in Europe?
There's nothing wrong with using Flickr in Europe, it's just that competition is good, as simple as that. And of course they're not at par for the moment since, as Thomas said, they're still in beta. Flickr has a firstmover competitive advantage for the moment (btw, they just moved their servers from Vancouver to Yahoo's in California) but the more competition the better for the end user.