Posted on 18 April 2008
MySpace launched in India last evening and apart from the very abrasive Raghu Dixit Project, sounds like it was a fun launch party. The Rupert Murdoch-backed social networking website is the oldest in the business and has somewhere between 80-250 million registered users. The India homepage opens up to reveal some people called ‘campus stars’ [...]
Tags: India, MySpace, socialnetworking
Posted on 08 April 2008
It has been well over a week since BarCamp Mumbai 3 concluded and apart from a few photos, I have not blogged about the event — which is a bit of a contrast to the amount I wrote about it prior to the event. I did do a post-event analysis elsewhere — read it here. [...]
Tags: BCM3, Startups, unconferencing
Posted on 03 April 2008
Delhi again was first off the mark with Proto’s Startup Lunch initiative on March 27th — they got 11 registrations and there may have been more later but there’s no update. Vijay Anand, who I happened to meet at BarCamp Mumbai 3, was just happy that the initiative had taken off. Mumbai is yet to [...]
Tags: protodotin, startuplunch, unconferencing