http://www.leweb3-live.net/en FOURTH EDITION : Paris December 11TH / 12TH Fri, 21 Dec 2007 12:28:12 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 fr Who said Africa was not present at Le Web 3 ?   Le Web 3 ended up wednesday afternoon with two sparks of ecology and humanitarian relief. Almost an hour of noble feelings to make the web leaders think of something else than business. Not easy, but you have to get ... http://www.leweb3-live.net/en/2007/12/21/how-to-ease-the-webmens-conscience/ A few days after the end of LeWeb3, here’s a review of different articles about the conference. http://www.leweb3-live.net/en/2007/12/17/after-le-web3-a-web-review/ No sooner LeWeb3 is over that critics point out that each edition of Loïc Le Meur's conference persists to avoid the "other Web" such as open sources softwares, webartists, hackers and gamers. Well that's true in a way, if one consider the appearance of Mozilla Europe social entrepreneur* Tristan ... http://www.leweb3-live.net/en/2007/12/14/theres-another-web-out-there/ Israeli citizen Zvi Schreiber is CEO of G.ho.st (Global Hosted Operating System), a brand new startup which allows you to carry for free your desktop, data, settings, etc. to any browser in the world on the Internet. G.ho.st won the bronze medal in LeWeb3's startup competition Wednesday... http://www.leweb3-live.net/en/2007/12/13/ghost-business-is-business/ Relaxing on the mezzanine's couch... but keeping an eye on the Starck show. See the article about Starck's show here and his profile. http://www.leweb3-live.net/en/2007/12/13/stark-is-everywhere/ We girls expected to meet nerds, and only nerds, at LeWeb3. By nerds, we mean very skinny boys with bags under eyes and no life. No glamour, no sex appeal. Surprise, there are some counter-examples. Here a (definitely subjective) selection of boys we would be glad to share a restaurant with. ... http://www.leweb3-live.net/en/2007/12/12/the-sexy-side-of-the-web3/ Hans Rosling thinks e-book developers missed the opportunity to create "3D" stories. According to him, the most efficient way to read a literary work like a novel is... in a traditional paper book. On the web, you tend to find more superficial stories than serious works, Rosling feels. http://www.leweb3-live.net/en/2007/12/12/e-book-is-a-complete-failure-until-now-hans-rosling/ ... Well, sort of! http://www.leweb3-live.net/en/2007/12/12/loic-le-meur-interviewed-in-leweb3-livenet/ French "business angel" Jeff Clavier is the founder and managing partner of SoftTech VC, one of the most active seed-stage investors in Web 2.O startups. Since 2004, he has invested in more than 20 consumer Internet companies developing new concepts or revisiting old ideas with new technologies. In 2007, he ... http://www.leweb3-live.net/en/2007/12/12/french-business-angel-jeff-clavier-sheds-light-on-his-unusual-job/ According to Janus Friis, great successes like Kazaa and Skype were only "by-chance ideas"! When he started to work with Niklas Zennström, they wanted to "basically start something," but they did not know exactly what. This was the very first step to the birth of Kazaa... http://www.leweb3-live.net/en/2007/12/12/janus-by-chance-friis/