petervandijck

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   by petervandijck 19y ago

   Yea, like Youtube is the "de facto mentioned place" in video articles, Flickr is the "de facto mentioned place" in photo sharing articles, and so on. If it's a small and growing market (like video was back then), if journalists start to men
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   3 things I learnt about PR by getting my startup mentioned in the NYT, the WSJ, Business 2.0, Forbes.(poorbuthappy.com)

   11 points by petervandijck 19y ago|2 comments
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   by petervandijck 19y ago

   Yes, dump her and get another cofounder. If they just want to invest something, they're an early investor.
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   by petervandijck 20y ago

   It doesn't matter. Youtube is PHP (if I'm not mistaken). Lots of startup sites are. The only consideration that really matters at this point are the coders you work with. What do they like?
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   by petervandijck 20y ago

   Not at all. It's important to have trust, but I've had great collaborations with people I've never met. Timezone's do come into play, but they're not much of a problem either.
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   The top 10 presentations on scaling websites: twitter, Flickr, Bloglines, Vox and more.(poorbuthappy.com)

   19 points by petervandijck 20y ago|0 comments
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   by petervandijck 20y ago

   From the moment you think of it.