Monthly Archives: May 2007

New Google Analytics

Google Analytics, a free tool for measuring website statistics, has been redesigned and the result is one of the best looking and easy to use data-heavy applications I have seen in a while. It’s a pleasure to use. Jeffrey Veen … Continue reading

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Olive tree

A friend came for dinner yesterday and offered us an original gift. An olive tree. I knew that having chicken eglus at home is a trendy thing these days (In the UK at least) but having a big tree is … Continue reading

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Opportunities for European Web Companies

Nicole Simon’s presentation A European View on Web 2.0 is a very though-provoking view on some of the opportunities that European companies can have over their US competitors when building similar services but tailoring them better to the local markets. … Continue reading

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Take Off 2007

I was in Coimbra (2 weeks ago) for the Take Off event. More than 100 people attended the event that was bootstrapped by Alcides Fonseca and Sérgio Santos, two Computer Science students from the first year. Some of the presentations … Continue reading

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April’s activity

Developing at adegga has taken most of my time during April. But it has been very productive. We have an alpha-version and we’re preparing the (cool) invites for the closed beta we’ll be launching soon.

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Birthday gifts

In April, it was also my birthday. I love birthday gifts with a personal touch so this year I was delighted when she decided to make a set of moo cards with pictures from our last 6 years. 100 pictures … Continue reading

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