Feest.je – Looking back…
That was a great party! Thanks everybody for showing up. Looking forward to your comments, photos and complaints here. I spent too much time talking to people and have only three photos on my flickr account. I hope there are other people who took more...
read moreThe Future of iPhoto?
This is a short intro of a userinterface that works well for zapping through fotos, products and so on. Jens Schwoon developed the software and recorded this demo for me to demonstrate the technology. Some informations from Jens: this techdemo is 4 years old and is somehow copied in Microsoft Surface a bit. It is only a techdemo, but there are all things written down how to put a real product out of it. It can be “mashed up” as you like to make a PhotoUploader, a PhotoSharing, a Product Browser or even a NewsletterViewer for...
read moreSideNight: Mauro Mariani from Mangrove
Today I will spend the whole day preparing dinner for tonight’s SideNight event. We have Mauro Mariani from Mangrove Capital Partners as a special guest and invited a few investors and entrepreneurs to join us for dinner. The purpose of this dinner is dinner by the way, no presentations or formal agenda just good food and good company. These are all the people we invited: Paul Schroder (Capitals C Ventures), Ron Belt (Lowland Capital), Frans Biegstraaten (True Solar Autonomy), Vincent Everts (Interimic), Martijn Hamann (Van den Ende...
read moreTV Interview with Dianne and Wendy
The day that I left for France the interview I did with Dianne and Wendy was broadcasted. I found the link today and watched it with Tessa. Its a funny show and both Faye and Loïs can be seen. We are doing the interview in Loïs’ room and they are both playing there. Go and check it out if you haven’t already: (Sorry, Dutch...
read moreDeserted Island Strategy
The Deserted Island post was first published on April 23, 2006 at the Fleck.com Blog. Since then I have talked about it often. Today I found out that I never published it here on my personal blog. So here it is. It is a common mistake for start-ups (and people in general) to presume that if they would have more [anything] their product would be much better. More money, more people, more clients, more anything. People complain ‘If only I had the resources’ or ‘If only my boss would support me more’. You see these...
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