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TechBaguette

“What should my startup do?”

That bothers me.

Uh, do we really need that?

Time and money.

So, who is helping save time and money?

The YouTube problem.

#annoyed.

An excellent King of France.

Here’s to the misfits.

“Do you want to spend the rest of your life selling sugared water?”

Putting the sex in technology.

Thinking different.

Something like Picasso.

The richest man in the cemetery.

There is a little Steve Jobs in all of us.

Stanford campus, 1986.

The Transatlantic Divide.

Stay quiet, stay stupid.

World Failures.

Does it get any worse than this?

Tapjoy, ouch.

Closing doors.

If at first you don’t succeed…

1. Anne-Béatrice Sonnier (MyArchiveBox)

2. Emilie Gobin & Charles Digby-Smith & Vincent Plazen (L’Usine à Design)

3. Antonin Chartier & Sacha Bostoni (Jimmy Fairly)

4. Arthur Philbé & Florian Galby (Weblib)

5. Quentin Reygrobellet & Mathilde Lacombe (Joliebox)

7. Olivier Issaly & Vincent Guth (Owlient)

8. Olivier Desmoulin & Marc Chataigner (Super Marmite)

Honorary: Ismael Nzouetom (I-dispo)

I love them youngsters.

Oh, Peter Thiel.

“C’est l’été, Blog au soleil.”

And I would like to thank the Academy…

If at first you don’t succeed, launch and relaunch again.

Accidental blogger.

De bon Augure.

From cheese and wine to beer and scones.

Oh, AOL.

Un-lovely bones.

Team TCFR.

Trial and terror.

@FakeMichaelArrington #tcfr

From TechCrunch France…to infinity…and beyond !

Non, mais, what about la France?!

At the end of the day, I love entrepreneurs. I love innovative, creative and passionate people (especially the friendly ones). And I love France (yes, Britain, I am starting to love you, too – Queen included.). While Startupbootcamp does not (yet) have a program in France, there are definitely ways to collaborate with Le Camping, The Founder Institute, EEMI, Startup Weekend,  the incubators and the local entrepreneurial scene. So if you thought this was me leaving France, well, you thought wrong. This is me bringing Europe to France – and France to Europe (wait, what?). Coincidentally, our next Girls in Tech Paris event is also on the impact of local mentoring programs and accelerators – although I unfortunately will be MIA.

And I’ll continue to cover France on TechBaguette as well, obviously. In fact, I still need to write my thoughts on the infamous banning of the use of “Twitter” and “Facebook” by the Conseil supérieur de l’audiovisuel (a very French affair, if you ask me). But you should also expect to see more Europe on here as well, like the time I wrote about the lovely Belgians. 

Je speak English, yo.

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The adventures of a Silicon Valley native discovering the local tech start-up scene in Paris, France.

Where Does Innovation Come From?

Thoughts on Being Hungry and Foolish

Come on Europe, Startups are for Losers.

The (new) 13 hot French entrepreneurs under 30

From TechCrunch France to Infinity…and Beyond!

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H3

The adventures of a Silicon Valley native discovering the local tech start-up scene in Paris, France.

Where Does Innovation Come From?

Thoughts on Being Hungry and Foolish

Come on Europe, Startups are for Losers.

The (new) 13 hot French entrepreneurs under 30

From TechCrunch France to Infinity…and Beyond!

Email Subscription

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