Recently, Business Week Magazine named Loic one of The 25 Most Influential People on the Web. Loic Le Meur was also named “Young Global Leader” by the World Economic Forum. He advises the World Economic Forum as well as covers the Annual Summit every year in Davos. Originally from the South of France, Loic lives in San Francisco, California.
You can meet him LIVE at the World Blogging Forum in Bucharest, Romania. Continue reading ‘Business Week Magazine: “one of The 25 Most Influential People on the Web” – Loic Le Meur comes to WBF, Bucharest’
Fascinating stories I hear every day from the guys in Bucharest setting up the World Blogging Forum.
For example, some of the bloggers they wanted to invite are imprisoned because they were talking about online activism as the government wanted to send a signal to other online voices in order to keep silent. This is the case of the case of Adnan Hajizade and Emin Milli in Azerbaijan – it seems that OSCE, Human Rights Watch, Amnesty International, Reporters Without Borders etc already following the case closely. Continue reading ‘Wael Abbas: torture, abuses and censorship – blogger shares experiences at the World Blogging Forum in Bucharest’
IAB published a press release regarding their new standards for the local market (details here) after the general assembly held yesterday.
Cristian Petriceanu was confirmed as IAB president in Romania, representing InformMedia in the board.
Congratulations to Cristi and to IAB for their latest campaign!
This september, BIZ Magazine asked me to say a few thoughts in an interview regarding Internet marketing in Romania.
The cover story they published this month is related to internet marketing and online advertising. I reccomend you to buy the magazine and read and read it from scratch. Continue reading ‘BIZ Magazine cover story – Internet Marketing’
The Open Internet Coalition sent Letter to FCC Chairman Genachowski Supporting Open Internet Rules.
The letter is signed by 24 CEOs and founders representing the world’s leading Internet and technology companies (eg Facebook, Sony, Amazon, eBay, Twitter, and Google) and they say their support the effort to protect an open Internet.
Continue reading ‘Open Internet Coalition – Letter of Support to FCC’
