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1 month ago
in Web 2.0: Pitch Camp x.0 Impressions on finette.co.uk : Blog
Great ost - yes, I see this all the time across Europe. So few people know how to pitch. It will take a while.....
2 months ago
in Leave Wall Street, Join A Startup on Max Niederhofer | Venture Capital
There's also http://uk.techcrunch.com/2008/09/18/leave-canar...
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maxniederhofer
Yey! Well done!
2 months ago
in Seedcamp, ‘08: In a pack of copycats, two start-ups shine on VentureBeat
This is a well-written post which works in parts but suffers from the usual blogger blind-spot of not actually being at the event you're writing about...
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Dan Kaplan
Indeed, I must work with what I have.
3 months ago
in Mike’s doing a wicked job with TechCrunk UK on Mobile Industry Review
Thanks Ewan your shout out means a lot.
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James Whatley
Completely agree with Ewan. Good job and well-deserved.
Ewan @ MIR
Most welcome -- you've rejuvenated the site brilliantly!
3 months ago
in Twitter kills SMS service in some countries over costs. Will someone kill SMS already? on VentureBeat
If "the future of Twitter is mobile" why kill of the most wide-spread mobile service there is on the planet? Duh.
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MG Siegler
Because SMS is ridiculously cost prohibitive, as Twitter is now finding out. SMS won't die off anytime soon, but I do think we will see a move to unlimited plans bundled the everything else, and eventually it will all come under data. If that doesn't happen one of the other messaging platforms will kill it.
I understand that all-inclusive data plans are ubiquitous yet, especially in Europe, but they will be at some point in the not-too-distant future.
Just because something is widespread now doesn't mean it will be in 10 years at the rate technology, especially mobile technology is expanding. 10 years ago everyone I know didn't have a cellphone, they had a pager.
I understand that all-inclusive data plans are ubiquitous yet, especially in Europe, but they will be at some point in the not-too-distant future.
Just because something is widespread now doesn't mean it will be in 10 years at the rate technology, especially mobile technology is expanding. 10 years ago everyone I know didn't have a cellphone, they had a pager.
3 months ago
in Vegas or Bust! on Steve Purkiss
Someone going to some trade show to pimp a site does not a news story make. I gather that sort of thing happens all the time. This post is really going to get me to write about it all. Oh yes.
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stevepurkiss
Hi Mike,
Thanks for clarifying the story from your point of view - I didn't write the blog post to get you to write about it - I did the email for that and you didn't want to so I simply did my own and through the power of my network the story will get out anyway.
Steve
Thanks for clarifying the story from your point of view - I didn't write the blog post to get you to write about it - I did the email for that and you didn't want to so I simply did my own and through the power of my network the story will get out anyway.
Steve
6 months ago
in Uk Techcrunch Networking Afternoon on Jonathan MacDonald.com
Thanks for swelling the throng with your personality and drive. I love it when a plan comes together... ;-)
1 year ago
in Facebook’s Killer Feature Coming Soon on AllFacebook
Nice try Nick but I think you're wrong. Yes, it would be handy to gradate contacts on Facebook. But Facebook's business model is all about locking you in. LinkedIn's model is about functional business networking. To that end I can download a big VCF file of all my contacts on LI. But I can do nothing like this on FB, and if they allowed it, it would mean I could up sticks and leave with my network intact. Hence they will never do it and hence why LI is in no way over. Yet.