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Posted by Tom Foremski - December 7, 2010 [For much of this year I have been working with Pearltrees, which offers a visual web site curation service based on the visual metaphor of 'pearls' please see below for an example.]
Curation Becomes Social: Pearltrees Launches 'Team' Version - SVW
On s'est gentiment moqué, hier, sur Twitter, du biais anglosaxon de LeWeb, conduisant 2 Français à se parler en anglais .
#LeWeb : l'Asie, sa vie numérique, ses milliards - Etreintes digitales
Facebook: We Spend More Time and Resources Thinking About Privacy Than Any Other Company in the World
During his keynote interview TechCrunch 's editor Michael Arrington at LeWeb10 in Paris this morning, Facebook's director for the company's developer network Ethan Beard noted that "no other company in the world currently spends us much time and resources on privacy as Facebook."Nissan Wants to Make the Car Modern Again
Twitter: We Need to Create a Better Consumption Experience for Our Users
Jason Goldman, Twitter's vice president of product, just joined TechCrunch's MG Siegler on stage at this year's LeWeb in Paris.LeWeb Startups: Phonedeck puts your mobile on your desktop
LeWeb Startups: Deways bring P2P car sharing to France
Le Web Startups: Badgeville is a modern loyalty rewards platform to drive engagement
Mike Butcher is the European Editor for TechCrunch. A former grunge rock drummer, he became a long time journalist, and has since written for UK national newspapers and magazines including The Financial Times, The Guardian, The Times, The Daily Telegraph and The New Statesman. Mike is also involved in a project to bring European technology entrepreneurs and investors together... → Learn More Badgeville is a badge system for web publishers allowing them to reward their users for checking-in and participating on their site. The idea is to get users to game their activity on the site. They have a had a $2.5 million series A funding round so far.Durant deux jours, les 8 et 9 décembre, la Seine-Saint-Denis va accueillir le Davos des nouvelles technologies. Un gros contingent de la Silicon Valley fera le déplacement, dont Marissa Mayer, vice-présidente de Google, Michael Arrington, le charismatique fondateur du site TechCrunch, Ethan Beard, qui gère les relations avec les développeurs chez Facebook, ou encore Dennis Crowley, le créateur du service de géolocalisation Foursquare.
La Silicon Valley en force dans le 93, actualité Une idée derrière la tech : Le Point
Le Web Main Stage The #1 European Internet event, where more than 3000 entrepreneurs, leaders, investors, bloggers, journalists will gather together for 3 days in Paris, December 7-9, 2011. See the full program schedule here.

