Think small! Less red tape, and more red carpets for European entrepreneurs.

Think small! Less red tape, and more red carpets for European entrepreneurs. Story byDavid Petherick Scotsman David Petherick is a director & co-founder of several companies, and provides social media strategy & visibility services.(show all)ScotsmanDavid Petherickis a director & co-founder of several companies, and providessocial mediastrategy & visibility services. David became known as ‘The Digital Biographer’ after a 2007BBC radio interview, speaksRussian, wears the Kilt, and is a co-author for the books ‘Age of Conversation 2....

1 min · 165 words · Stephen Salinas

Think small! Less red tape, and more red carpets for European entrepreneurs.

Think small! Less red tape, and more red carpets for European entrepreneurs. Story byDavid Petherick Scotsman David Petherick is a director & co-founder of several companies, and provides social media strategy & visibility services.(show all)ScotsmanDavid Petherickis a director & co-founder of several companies, and providessocial mediastrategy & visibility services. David became known as ‘The Digital Biographer’ after a 2007BBC radio interview, speaksRussian, wears the Kilt, and is a co-author for the books ‘Age of Conversation 2....

1 min · 165 words · Tanya Moses

Think the fax machine is dead? Not in Japan

Think the fax machine is dead? Not in Japan Fax machines are still a fixture in Japanese offices Japanese identity It was no accident that when Akio and Shintarō spoke in 1989 of Japan’s rise, they framed it as “the end of modernity developed by Caucasians”. Japan entered the modern international orderstaring down the barrelsof cannons mounted on American steamships. In negotiating the country’s opening, western imperial powers impressed upon Japan their overwhelming mechanical might, reinforced by an “ideology of dominance based on technology”....

3 min · 609 words · Ashley Suarez

Think the fax machine is dead? Not in Japan

Think the fax machine is dead? Not in Japan Fax machines are still a fixture in Japanese offices Japanese identity It was no accident that when Akio and Shintarō spoke in 1989 of Japan’s rise, they framed it as “the end of modernity developed by Caucasians”. Japan entered the modern international orderstaring down the barrelsof cannons mounted on American steamships. In negotiating the country’s opening, western imperial powers impressed upon Japan their overwhelming mechanical might, reinforced by an “ideology of dominance based on technology”....

3 min · 609 words · Jason Wright

Think you’ve got what it takes to build your own mechanical wristwatch? Rotate makes it possible

Think you’ve got what it takes to build your own mechanical wristwatch? Rotate makes it possible Story byTNW Deals Hot deals courtesy of The Next Web.Hot deals courtesy of The Next Web. Get the TNW newsletter Get the most important tech news in your inbox each week. Related Articles More TNW About TNW Degoo Premium can serve up all the cloud storage you’ll need for life for just $59.99 This solar generator set can power your home for up to a week....

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