Category Archives: web2.0

Sneakerplay: The social network for sneakers?

September 8, 2008 – 11:53 am

The article is two years old… Creating a Successful Social Network
But it all still applies, don’t compete with the guys at the top… find a niche and then use as many sources to populate your product as you can. Check out the social network SneakerPlay

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Facebook about to introduce adult content?

September 4, 2008 – 12:09 pm

Perhaps people were a little uncomfortable showing skin with children able to browse their pictures; but soon they won’t need to worry - make those naked photos R18! Is this the direction Facebook is hoping to go? Or perhaps adult tagged albums will be easier to censor in countries where such displays would be illegal?
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Gradjobs New Zealand is live

September 2, 2008 – 3:12 pm

Gradjobs New Zealand is ready for your business - where students and graduates go to find the best jobs in New Zealand.
Gradjobs was one of our initial ideas when we incorporated in September 2007. Essentially we wanted to create a career portal that would allow graduates and young professionals to map their career […]

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Panoramic attempt on the Zugspitze

August 19, 2008 – 12:26 pm

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Zugspitze is Germany’s highest mountain. On our recent travels we had the opportunity to ascend to the top in the very accessible cable car and gondola services that they have running up there. Which is lucky, because there is no way we would have had that experience without the tenacity required to […]

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Make tracks in Europe

August 18, 2008 – 11:05 pm

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You can use Google maps to plan a car journey, or (still in Beta) a walking journey. Some countries are not as well maintained as others, but you can make plans to travel through rather a few of them… I guess it depends on how close the roads data is to the towns […]

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