Jeremy Rifkin: “We are more and more connected in our biosphere as we are in the blogosphere”

“Enterprise 2.0 is less and less a buzz word, well more and more a reality for companies”

Opera: “Cloud computing is not enough. The web of things will have a greater impact…”

Tariq Krim : “You don’t pay for using Gmail or Facebook. Why should you pay to use an operating system ?”

Nowadays, people need to structure knowledge by themselves

Alma Whitten, about privacy and information usage on and by Google

Business schools do not teach the startup spirit, so we launched a Startup Academy

Alex Barrera is the co-founder of the Tetuan Valley, a network of web companies based in the North of Madrid, in Spain.

According to him, no business school in Europe teaches the spirit neither the vision of a startup runner.

“In Business Schools, we learn to replicate a business model that works elsewhere. Not to be and entrepreneur inventing something new. Operate a company is easy to learn. That is no rocket science. Starting a company requires another set of competences, though”.

That is the reason why Alex Barrera (who has his own startup, Inkzee) has launched, along with other, a startup academy.

It brings coaching, vision and entrepreneur solidarity. Here is his interview

“Why San Francisco is the best entrepreneurial ecosystem in the world”

Xavier Damman is a European web entrepreneur, coming from Belgium, who moved to San Francisco to get new support for his projects.

According to him, SF is the best ecosystem you can find in the World.

“A dream for any entrepreneur. You can find free Wifi and power plug in any café or restaurant. Coworking places are blossoming. The best people in their field are available to have a chat with you. Free meetups allow to be informed of state of the art technology, trends or topics. Seeing other entrepreneurs building up their own startup beside you is, on top of it, very stimulating”, says Xavier Damman.

“Europe should be inspired by the SF ecosystem”, he adds in the herebellow video interview.

The concept of coworking of entrepreneurs is growing in Europe (Okuri, Madrid)

“The efficiency gap between startups and companies managed in a traditional way is widening”

Paul Krugman (Nobel Prize in Economics): What will globalization look like after the crisis ?

Why a true European blogosphere is not emerging yet (Nicole Simon)

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