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Comment on Extremism is Simple by Emma

Emma — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 00:13:38 +0000

Yes!! En bild!! Okej, ska läsa nu…

Comment on FFFF05 – Lösningar till uppgifter by mr x

mr x — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 14:18:58 +0000

Damn Straight!
Boken är inte den bästa… dock så är boken Electronical properties of materials en mycket bättre och mer strukturerad bok, som dessutom rekommederades att köpas då kursen hette elektronikska material

Comment on The books of Ender Wiggin by Emanuel

Emanuel — Sun, 07 Mar 2010 02:25:21 +0000

Suggestion: add the Twitter Blog plugin to Wordpress: http://www.twitterblogplugin.com/

That way my reply to your announcement tweet (that I will read Speaker for the Dead after the exams) would have magically showed up here :)

Comment on Entrepreneurship in Japan by Dxe

Dxe — Mon, 01 Mar 2010 15:27:21 +0000

Very interesting read / listen! When I started my own company I had kinda same idea’s; Not really to make more money but to improve computer usability, making them work for us and not the other way around + offer a cheaper solution than all other IT companies that imo charged way too much for simple tasks. Also, FREEDOM was a big thing for me and still is. Would it be an option to start your company in Sweden but work in Japan? Might even be a good thing trust wise because afaik Sweden has a pretty good name.

I would for sure send a mail to Danny, he’s like so connected to everybody and their mom, maybe even ask him to make a full article about it? A twitter message might be enough… He just posted this tweet btw “Just to let you know that I’ve set up a new anime production company called “Mirai Fusion” Should have a PV for you to see soon.” :)

Comment on Entrepreneurship in Japan by Fredrik Olsen

Fredrik Olsen — Mon, 01 Mar 2010 08:21:10 +0000

@Emanuel, Oh yes, successful startups can easily be found; but not that much info about them in English. TechCrunch Japan (http://jp.techcrunch.com/) writes daily about companies and meetups – unfortunately none of it is in english.

I hadn’t seen tokyotronic, might give some good info. I’ve been thinking about mailing Danny for a very long time, but I’m sort of doubtful on how much info he has about it. To my knowledge he wasn’t funded, he’s not in the kind of typical “high-growth” venture but more of a regular small business. Though he does know a lot of players on the market so could be worth it anyway.

Comment on Entrepreneurship in Japan by Emanuel

Emanuel — Mon, 01 Mar 2010 07:57:40 +0000

Very good! However, did you actually find an example of a successful startup in Japan? :)

Also, seems like Techcrunch arranges events in Tokyo. 12 startups pitched their thing: http://techcrunch.com/2009/08/30/techcrunch-japans-tokyo-camp-12-startups-demo-their-wares/

And Tokyotronic seems like a good resource as well: http://www.tokyotronic.com/

Danny Choo should have a good idea of the market as well. Perhaps asking him? :)

Comment on Entrepreneurship in Japan by Entrepreneurship in Japan Part 1 | myninjaplease

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Comment on Japan in the 21st century by Emanuel

Emanuel — Sat, 27 Feb 2010 15:45:29 +0000

Very nice way of summarizing the book.

I’m also very interested in the potential for an entrepreneur in Japan (Tokyo probably). Keep me posted if you find something, as this is one of the big factors when I consider my future country of residence.

Comment on Japan in the 21st century by Dxe

Dxe — Sat, 27 Feb 2010 14:52:08 +0000

Looks like a great book but I’m afraid it’s to heavy for me to go through. Now can somebody please turn it into a documentary on DVD? That would be great!

Comment on A day at Stockholm City Conference Center by Kent

Kent — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 12:44:51 +0000

I just needed to comment about the “girlish” Japanese.
Women and Men does infact speek a very different language all over the world.
For instance, If you ask a guy “whats the matter?” He answer “nothing” meaning nothing. When you ask a woman the same question and she answers “nothing” it really means “IF YOU ARE SO STUPID THAT YOU CANT FIGURE IT OUT, I SURE AS HELL WONT TELL YOU!!!” In Sweden thats called “flickiska”
Wonder if thats what your Japanese speaking friend meant? :-)