Category Archives: Startups in general

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Indiegogo expands to the UK, Germany, France & Canada

Posted on December 5, 2012 by Thomas Ohr

Indiegogo, one of the largest global crowdfunding platforms, announces new offerings in key global markets—including local currencies, languages and localized search and discovery experiences. Some of these new capabilities launch immediately in the UK, Germany, France and Canada as part … Continue reading →

Posted in France-Startups, Germany-Startups, Re-/Launch, Startups in general, UK-Startups | Tagged crowdfunding, Expansion, Indiegogo | Leave a comment

NOAHinsider – the European answer to AngelList?

Posted on October 30, 2012 by Thomas Ohr

NOAH Advisors, a leading corporate finance advisor with a clear focus on Internet companies in Europe, just launched NOAHinsider – a platform that enables entrepreneurs, investors, and journalists to connect with others in the European technology community. The brand new … Continue reading →

Posted in Re-/Launch, Startups in general, The EU and Europe | Tagged Angellist, Dizzain, NOAH Advisors, NOAH conference, NOAHinsider | 1 Comment

The Web of Things ruled the Dublin Web Summit 2012

Posted on October 22, 2012 by Reinaldo Ferreira

If you’ve been at Dublin at least once, chances are you know what Temple Bar stands for. So very briefly let me tell you I saw at the Dublin Web Summit this week. The event Paddy Cosgrove brought to life … Continue reading →

Posted in Funding, Startups in general, The EU and Europe | Tagged Conference, Dublin, Dublin Web Summit, Smartthings, web of things | 2 Comments

Searching for Mediocre Entrepreneurs

Posted on August 20, 2012 by Reinaldo Ferreira

I’m pretty mediocre. It’s just the first sentence of James Altucher post on Techcrunch. Interestingly and inspirationally dubbed “The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Mediocre Entrepreneurs”, the post is just a masterpiece. But that’s only my opinion. Last week I … Continue reading →

Posted in Know-How, Startups in general, The EU and Europe | Tagged Mediocre Entrepreneurs | 2 Comments

Geeks, wanted (alive, please)!

Posted on July 23, 2012 by Reinaldo Ferreira

So Summer’s suddenly there and some of us are spending some deserved couple of weeks’ vacation. While you’re at that, chances are you’ll be using some kind of gadget, like your new iPad or Lumia, either for fun or keep … Continue reading →

Posted in Portugal-Startups, Startups in general, The EU and Europe | Tagged geeks, Porto, Startup-Jobs | 1 Comment

Can I join you at the Grand Startup Tour?

Posted on July 4, 2012 by Reinaldo Ferreira

That’s what I asked Bruno today: can I join you? Bruno is based in Porto, Portugal and his dream of benchmarking the Porto startup scene all over Europe is just starting. He calls it the Grand Startup Tour. Bruno took … Continue reading →

Posted in Germany-Startups, Portugal-Startups, Startups in general, Switzerland-Startups | Tagged European startups, Grand Startup Tour, Porto | 1 Comment

Worth reading: Portuguese startups, Index Ventures, Sellfy, iZettle

Posted on June 18, 2012 by Thomas Ohr

There are so many interesting stories out there and unfortunately we don’t have the time to cover all of them. With our section “Worth reading” we provide you (once in a while) with some links to interesting articles of other … Continue reading →

Posted in Lithuania-Startups, Portugal-Startups, Startups in general, Sweden Startups | Tagged Index Ventures, iZettle, Portuguese startups, Sellfy | Comments Off

Worth reading: MSE, The Factory, goodbeans, Getting Real, Web2Day

Posted on June 4, 2012 by Thomas Ohr

Posted in France-Startups, Germany-Startups, Startups in general, UK-Startups | Tagged 37signals, goodbeans, MoneySavingExpert, Startup Factory, Web2day | Comments Off

Spanish Betabeers network venture into London

Posted on May 22, 2012 by Mark Nessfield

Earlier this month, the Spanish social network for web and app developers, Betabeers , met for the first time in London. I was privileged enough to be able to attend, and I came away with some new conclusions about this … Continue reading →