We are heading toward interesting times but, as usual, time is the main constraint.
It is a small world- and, moving online, borders become even more irrelevant.
There are some calls to stifle innovation by creating artificial online borders- but it is akin to re-instating border controls within Schengen: a temporary, cumbersome, and annoying palliative.
If you create or write or think and share your ideas… maybe this posting could save you time and money 
Well, the title is maybe a little bit too much- but it is certain to attract you attention 
This short article summarizes some ideas and information I discussed or collected while attending few events
At a further stage, something more structure will appear on BusinessFitnessMagazine.Com
For free, as usual
I received a nice advertisement on my visual blog: but it reminded me of a lesson I tried to explain to many “startup creators” who were focused on re-inventing the stone wheel…
I received a nice advertisement on my visual blog: but it reminded me of a lesson I tried to explain to many “startup creators” who were focused on re-inventing the stone wheel…
Mickey Mouse rights :)
Wednesday, May 6th, 2009How far would you go in protecting your IPR (intellectual property rights)?
It is a fine balance between control and visibility.
An old lesson from an unusual source- Disney in Italy
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