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Hi! I'm André Ribeirinho, an entrepreneur from Lisbon, Portugal. I've co-founded Adegga.com, an online wine community and also the AVIN (an ISBN for Wine). My Startup
Adegga is an online wine community where people can discover new wines through the opinions of other people.
Monthly Archives: July 2005
Want a piece of chocolate cake? Really.
I made a del.icio.us chocolate cake yesterday. I sliced it into cubes and brought them with me to sapo. So if you want your chocolate cake cube, you just have to come here and say: I read your blog! . … Continue reading
A Guide for Startup E-commerce Entrepreneurs
Lafraise.com is an online t-shirt store that’s becoming more and more famous on the Web. The store has a few nice features. Users can submit and vote on t-shirt designs. It sells around 1.600 t-shirts per month at 22 euros … Continue reading
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Two minutes of silence also on the Web
A two-minute silence is held in memory of those killed and injured in the London bombings. Despite the bad choice of picture, sapo.pt did a symbolic page that was online has an intro to the Homepage for 2 minutes. Maybe … Continue reading
23people.com: photosharing made simple
Thomas Madsen-Mygdal, Reboot‘s organizer, has launched a new photosharing site. It’s called 23people. It’s functionally is very close to Buzznet and Flickr so apparently there’s no real innovation. Nevertheless, it has a very nice user interface. I really like the … Continue reading
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Now that’s geek
She got a Flickr Pro account first then I did. And what a fabulous gallery she has. She tags, notes pictures and publishes her own Flickr badge. For this you get one week of premium promotional space on my homepage. … Continue reading
The Making of The Guardian on London 7/7
This post from a Guardian journalist is an inside view on the extreme job of what is like to run a newspaper with print and web edition on an event like this. Logistics: with London blocked by the events all … Continue reading
Are they serious?
Maybe someone should tell these guys that banners do not have a good Click-Through-Rate.
Conspiracy?
Monday: The week started with a visit to the Tax Office to get a document that the Social Security said I had to get before giving me the document that the Tax Office requested. Confused? Me too. Later on the … Continue reading
News homepages layouts on the London bombings
News sites have covered the London explosions throughout the day. Let’s see how they have adapted their layout to this event. The World view: Contrary to what happened on other events none of the World news sites got a low-graphics … Continue reading
