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The European Ecosystem is Entering Puberty

I just read Mike Butcher’s post entitled What is the future for tech VCs in Europe? and thought I’d share a few of my predictions of what I believe is likely to happen in Europe over the next few … more →

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The European Ecosystem is Entering Puberty — 12 comments

davidlanger wrote 6 months ago: I just read Mike Butcher’s post entitled What is the future for tech VCs in Europe? and thought I … more →

Tags: Silicon Valley, Entrepreneurship, GroupSpaces, Oxford, Oxford Entrepreneurs, Web 2.0, Y Combinator, Sumon Sadhu, Bob Goodson

[The Gateway I -- extended version] EUREKA! — 1 comment

davidlanger wrote 8 months ago: So you’re studying for a demanding degree, bombarded with a plethora of fantastic career opportuni … more →

Tags: careers, ClickUni, Conferences, Entrepreneurship, facebook, GroupSpaces, Ideas!, Oxford, product design

A Week of Conferences (Part 4)

davidlanger wrote 10 months ago: I was going to write lots of stuff about the Essential Mediatech conference. However, the day contai … more →

Tags: Entrepreneurship, Conferences, Web 2.0, Reid Hoffman, Essential Mediatech, Internet Advertising, LinkedIn

A Week of Conferences (Part 2)

davidlanger wrote 10 months ago: The Garage At 9am on a chilly Monday morning, I strolled down to the Said Business School with my ho … more →

Tags: Conferences, Entrepreneurship, Oxford, Oxford Entrepreneurs, Alasdair Bell, Enternships, Rajeeb Dey, rob jones, Sumon Sadhu

A Week of Conferences (Part 1)

davidlanger wrote 10 months ago: Last week, I had the pleasure of attending Silicon Valley Comes to Oxford on Monday, Essential Media … more →

Tags: Conferences, facebook, Oxford, Silicon Valley, Web 2.0, Auctomatic, Bill Byun, biz stone, Bob Goodson


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