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Month: juin 2007

I like the London 2012 Olympics jigsaw logo

What I really appreciated in London’s ability to secure the 2012 Olympic games – winning against Paris – was how they thought, selected and packaged their vision. I recall that that vision was around youth : how the young generation today would make the athletes of 2012. It is then quite coherent to select a […]

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Google acquires Feedburner

    Google confirmed its acquisition of Feedburner, where excitement reaches its peak. Feedburner provides (free) feed distribution and management tools so that any reader can reach directly the publisher. You can use it on this weblog, for example! The terms were not disclosed ($100 million?) but the acquisition brings Google much closer to the publishers. […]

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Mobile Entertainment Market start in Monte Carlo

Monte-Carlo will welcome about 2000 visitors for the 2007 Mobile Entertainment Market, the official annual event of the Mobile Entertainment Forum (MEF) on the 5 and 6 June. It’s the place to be if you want to network at high level with the mobile industry experts and leaders. During the event, the organization will elect […]

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Feedback from Paris’ first Yulbiz

Real success for yesterday first French Yulbiz (a canadian initiative), put together by Fred Cazzava. I would say anything between 100 and 150 people. Fred is preparing a surprise… Francois Ziserman launched his consulting company focusing on e-commmerce and building marketplaces. He signed his first contract. Can’t disclose this. We had met several month ago […]

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Aardman’s Wallace and Gromit on Joost

Aren’t you a fan of Wallace and Gromit? I am. Aardman Animations, on May 30th, announced a deal with Joost, the online video platform. This deal is a win/win situation and here is why. For Aardman, it is a great avenue for distribution as the product – short animated films – is not always targetted […]

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