leweb10 - One Man & His Blog

LeWeb: Gary Vaynerchuk in Quotes

“I hate the term social media. I liked Web 2.0. Why? Corporations see “media” and think it’s time to start talking at people again.” “You talk too much about scaling at this conference.” “How do I do it? I fucking try.” [on

Free Post

corporate life

LeWeb: Social Business in 2010 and 2011

Some useful data about social business in 2010 and 2011.

Free Post

innovation

LeWeb: Startup Competition Finalists

Liveblogging: this post will be updated through the course of the session, and will be prone to error, omission and misunderstanding. You are warned… 😉 **1. **Paper.li I suspect most people reading this are familiar with this service. It turns links from your Twitter

Free Post

augmented reality

LeWeb: Get the kids outdoors for €299 (Augmented Reality)

Smart phones – are they the idea device for controlling remote control devices? Take, for example this: Controlled by an iPhone (works a little better in places without more than 3000 wifi connected devices…) Toys have lost the war with video games, says Henri Seydoux

Free Post

leweb

LeWeb: Brain Waves. Literally.

Ever wanted to control your computer by your brain alone? Ariel Garten, CEO of Interaxon, is showing us that it could be closer than you realise. She’s also showing us her brain. Not, admittedly, by opening her skull and showing us the meat

Free Post

blog platforms

LeWeb: Where now for WordPress?

It’s been a tricky year in the blogging world – Six Apart, the traditional blog business representative at Le Web has gone, attention has shifted to things like Twitter and Facebook, and new services like Tumblr and Posterous are driving innovation. So, how do

Free Post

freemium

LeWeb: Forever Evernote

![Phil Libin](http://www.onemanandhisblog.com//Phil Libin.jpg "Phil Libin.jpg") “Nobody is happy with their meat brain,” says Phil Libin. “Everything important that happens to you can be in Evernote.” Evernote is one of those “everything bucket” apps – a notebook

Free Post

entrepeneurship

LeWeb: The Ad-Hoc Snowbound Panel

After years of listening to Leo Laporte’s TWIT network, I’m now seeing him live… He’s lost one of his panelists to the snow, so Dennis Crowley has stepped in, joining Brent Hoberman of mydeco and Loïc. And we’re talking about

Free Post

censorship

LeWeb: The media and Wikileaks

Adrian Monck is chairing a media panel, and inevitably we’re focusing on WikiLeaks. We’ve always had leaks, says Julio Alonso of Weblogs S. “The WikiLeaks phenomenon is not new, but it has a different form. ” The closing of Amazon and PayPal accounts

Free Post

foursquare

LeWeb: Dennis Crowley for Foursquare

The snow is beginning to send things off the rails at Le Web. Speakers are missing and not able to find their way here. But we have slightly late, Dennis Crowley of Foursquare. It’s been a gentle, rambling chat, talking about his path

Free Post

Android

LeWeb: Google's Marissa Mayer gets local

It’s the now annual Arrington/Mayer chat. Whoohoo. She tries to say nothing, Mike tries to make her say something. Of course, there’s a context shift this year. Mayer has changed jobs at Google. They’re talking about her new role – her

Free Post

leweb

LeWeb: Le Snow

The snow that’s been bedevilling Europe has decided to make walking between the three buildings that make up this year’s Le Web treacherous – but very festive:

Free Post

gaming

LeWeb: Angry Birds, Happy Business

That bizarre image of our host dressed up as the most basic of the Angry Birds had a purpose: it was setting the scene for the arrival of Mikael Hed, CEO, Rovio, the people who are stealing away our lives in avian/porcine conflict…

Free Post

angry birds

LeWeb: Angry Birds Loïc

Free Post

facebook

LeWeb: The Rise of the Social Game

Sebastien de Halleux, Co-Founder, Playfish & VP, Business Development & Strategic Partnerships, EA Interactive is up now, kicking of the social gaming strand. Veronica Belmont kicked off by asking why so many existing social games were derivative of concept and brand. de Halleux didn’

Subscribe to One Man & His Blog