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Pearltrees, the first human-organized network of interests on the web, unveiled a number of new features today, to manage your own web – instantaneously, in just two clicks. Users organize their interests and passions on the web using intuitive drag…

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As always, I took a smattering of photos during my recent trip to Paris; it was much harder this time of year given how brutally cold it was. Blue fingers and all, below are a handful of my favorites. Montmartre…

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In the press and blogger lounge at LeWeb in Paris earlier this month, I interviewed Worldeka’s Sophie Cox who talks to us about how charities and communities can use their service to extend their conversations, their voice and their brand.

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Parrot’s designer digital photo frame – a closer look at it as demoed by Parrot’s CEO at their offices in Paris in December.

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At Silicon Sentier and La Cantine in Paris, the goal is provide a environment in which to foster ecosystems and have companies collaborate and make projects emerge and happen. I spent some time there with folks from Invest in France…

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There’s something about the museum experience in Europe that is always different for me than any other museum experience in the world. Sure, part of it is the age and the seriousness of the history that hits you in the…

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I ran across legendary Sacha Finkelsztayn in Paris earlier this month. On a mission to find dark chocolate, my tastebuds found taramasalata, mini baguette-like pastries with poppy seeds and some wondrous looking dumpling instead. Imagine trying to get a shot…

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A number of memorable moments from the Traveling Geeks tour to Paris….below in trains, at meet-ups, tweet-ups, incubators, startups, dinners, and LeWeb. Beth Blecherman Jerome Tranie The Pearltrees team at their Paris’ offices Robin Wauters Meeting with Orange David Spark…

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I’m looking forward to doing a custom project with the guys at Stupeflix. The Traveling Geeks met with them in London over the summer; I learned about new features and functionality from him in Paris earlier this month at one…

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Another innovation we saw during the Traveling Geeks tour to Paris was Urbi, robotics software platform and operating system from Gostai, that makes all robots compatible. Urbi is already compatible with numerous robots on the market, including Nao, Aibo, Spykee…

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