Published March 18th, 2008
in At home, Business and Economics.
i signed up with MyC4 this weekend. It’s a micro financing website, run by a group of Danish people. I got a recommendation for this site from Nils de Witte, currently associated to the BID Network, an organization that deals with business’ in developing countries.
MyC4 is aiming to help eradicate poverty by 2015, in other […]
Published July 23rd, 2007
in Abroad, Business and Economics.
I had never noticed before, but when I took the latest issue of Harvest Business Review, three leaflets feel out, all of then heavily promoting the magazine and subscriptions to it. I’ll post some details later on, as I left all of the three leaflets home before taking a flight and I don’t remember anything […]
Published July 9th, 2007
in At home, Business, Economics, Leisure and Links.
I generally don’t do links very often, but this I did wanted to share. I’m almost part of it, but it’s fun to see how and if the ‘young’ generation can be reached using traditional marketing techniques and if not, what does interest them.
I think Europe is still far beyond here. What I get […]
Published July 6th, 2007
in At home, Business, Economics and Leisure.
I had a subscription to The Economist for two years that recently expired. I got several reminders about this, but was too busy to renew it and forgot about it. All of a sudden, the issues stopped coming and I thought, “oh well, let’s just leave it at that, I’ll survive without it and if […]
Published June 26th, 2007
in Abroad, Business and Economics.
No Plan, No Capital, No Model… No Problem…
Interessante panel discussie onder leiding van Guy Kawasaki. De main trend van de discussie is het feit dat VCs het niet waard zijn. Okay, dat is de boel wel een beetje over een kam scheren, maar het komt er wel een beetje op neer. Belangrijkste wordt gezegd door […]
Published September 13th, 2006
in Business and Economics.
Back in August last year, I had an entry about Freakonomics, a book by Steven D. Levitt.
Near the end I said the next book I was about to read was Good to Great, by Jim Collins and I promised you that I’d update you once I finished the book. Well, I have to apoligize for […]
Published September 3rd, 2006
in At home, Business and Technology.
About a year ago I moved to a new appartment. I bought the appartment I’m in now and unfortunately, newly built appartments usually don’t come with couches, dinner tables and beds. Since all the (rented) appartments I had in the past where furnished mostly, I didn’t have that much stuff of my own yet. I […]
Published May 21st, 2006
in Business, Spring and Technology.
Although our conference bag will probably not be the coolest ever, we will definitely have a great time at SpringOne in about 3 weeks. There’s lots of cool stuff to cover in sessions that will be led by some people that have all gained great respect in their area of expertise and frankly speaking, that’s […]
Published April 18th, 2006
in Business, Spring and Technology.
After hosting the Spring Experience in Miami December last year, this year Interface21 is organizing yet another conference focused on everything Spring. With speakers such as Gregor Kiczales, Gregor Hohpe, Patrick Linskey, Cameron Purdy and of course the usuall Interface21 suspects, SpringOne is promising to be an exciting event packed with in-depth talks on Spring, […]
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