I love the Internet. I hate boredom. In 2007, it has now been 13 years that I’ve been online and to be perfectly honest, I don’t think that I’ve ever been bored online in all that time. TV? Used to bore me all the time – not just the ads either – and that’s why [...]

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Tags: boredom, Digg, distractions, web2.0, widgets     Filed under: Speak Your Mind

Did you think that all things Web2.0 were staying away from Israel like European tourists? I don’t blame you – it’s probably because Israeli Internet companies continue to focus their energy on the American market by producing English-only websites for the most part. If we scratch a little deeper however, we can see that there are actually quite a few of these innovators ba’aretz…

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Tags: eran-lahav, eran-sandler, eyal-shahar, Israel, orli-yakuel, ouriel-ohayon, portals, startup, web2.0, yaniv-golan     Filed under: Companies You Should Target (or Not)

Niklas Zennström, founder of Kazaa, Skype and soon The Venice Project, chatted with Loïc Le Meur at the LeWeb3 to talk about being a well-known European company, and the challenges of competing with the giants of Google, Microsoft, etc. Niklas had this to say: Forget about your home market as a reference Prepare for internationalization [...]

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Tags: broadband, leweb3, Niklas-Zennstrom, p2p, theveniceproject, tv, web2.0     Filed under: People Who Want to Help You