She’s Swedish, 23, Blonde, female and confused – her words, not mine. I’ll just add that she is one of the bloggers in the .Me blogosphere, writing about what she loves and what that little pronoun “me” means to her. Under the pen name of PinkSaint.Me, this girl has something to say about another sidestuff
When you think about privacy, whether it is your own or the privacy of other people, you’re probably still under the influence of a much less digital era. You may be thinking of distorted images intended to keep the privacy of people appearing on TV, spy pseudonyms (Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy!), and maybe you’ve evenstuff
You know how in the olden days, before cameras and back when people had time to pose for hours for a painter, walls used to be decorated with painted portraits of ancestry and household members? In the ultimate hipster move, a company called 18th.Me is trying to recreate that, and save you the time. Forgetstuff
Remember when we talked about crowdfunding as a means of supporting your startup? Well, there are (roughly) two types of crowdfunding – reward based and equity crowdfunding. You’re already familiar with the first one – that’s the kind you do on Indiegogo or Kickstarter. This means that in exchange for their support, your funders get somestuff
I want you to take a quick look at your phone. Scroll through all the apps you have. How many of them are free? Most of them, you’ll say, and if business models are not your topic of interest, you probably won’t give it much thought. Why would it be any of your concern howstuff
There’s a cheeky little site in the .Me multiverse that holds secrets of many beds and late night pillow talks. And even though it’s called In Bed With Me, it’s not about who you lay with, it’s where you do it, and it’s all the sexier for that. Captured through the eye and the camerastuff
You know how sometimes a rumor that Facebook, Twitter or [insert your choice social network] is going to start charging you the use of their platform? Well, that is NEVER going to happen. No matter how dear you hold your digital feed and the freedom to post cat videos for all the world to see, and nostuff
When I applied to college, some nine years ago, my one and only pick was the Faculty of Humanities and Social Studies in my hometown. Yes, I did hear all the jokes about flipping burgers after I graduate, but let’s get back to the point. At that time, we didn’t have an SAT-like system –stuff
Browsing through Kickstarter projects, we’ve stumbled upon a .Me startup that’s trying its luck crowdfunding. It’s called IU.me, it’s set on organizing your social media posts and favorites a little better so your followers can get to them quicker, and it could use a little push from the community – you. IU.me is basically a cloudstuff
As information become more and more valuable, privacy becomes a very rare commodity. If you do a quicks search of yourself on pipl.com or any other such service – or even if you just google your name – you will find out just how much information about you is out there. To prove a point,stuff
Startup AddVenture, a startup tour that first toured the Middle East with .Me’s own Vuksan Rajković as one of the speakers has just wrapped up its European part of the tour (btw, you can read Vuksan’s recap of the tour here). Today their stop is Zagreb, where their wide array of speakers – experienced entrepreneurs,stuff
We talk a lot about how personal the .Me domain is, but we are absolutely amazed and baffled at how incredibly personal and wonderful some of the projects under the .Me domains are. One of the most touching ones is I know I know, a song, a project, a movement that went wiral a whilestuff
If Romeo and Juliette had their little chat on the importance of the name in todays business world, it would go a lot differently. Romeo, Romeo, why art thou Romeo would be followed by a long discussion on branding, brand awareness, and building a long lasting reputation while leaving room for any pivots that mightstuff
Silicon Valley, American television sitcom focusing on the lives of six young people launching a startup (in the Silicon Valley, of course), just premiered it’s season two, and we found an awesome little gem for the show’s fans. To fill you in, the show follows a fictional startup Pied Piper, “A Middle-Out Compression Solution Making Datastuff
San Francisco based startup Mainframe2 has recently gone through rebranding, with a spanking new name and a pretty awesome domain – it is now called Frame and is available at fra.me. But lets start from the beginning – what does Frame do? This startup lets you run any software in your browser. Software vendors, businesses,stuff
In the first part of ur un-alphabetical but logical glossary, we focused on terms you will encounter when you first enter the world of startups. Today we will dwell on the second stage of your startup life – thinking about how on Earth you will finance your newly started business. Bootstrapping Bootstrapping usually refers tostuff
I love the idea of keeping a journal: Penning down the big things going on in your life, breaking them down and gaining a new perspective. Noting the little things, so they don’t slip your mind. Doodling hearts and rainbows on the margins, because you’ve just had that kind of day that makes you drawstuff
Technology is bringing us closer. Technology is tearing us apart. We’re just a text away. We never talk to each other face to face anymore. Smartphones allow you to keep better track of your kids. Smartphones make you overbearing and controling when it comes to your kids. To say that opinions vary would be astuff
You get a brilliant idea, you start a company with your best friend, you get a huge investment, you fill your oh-so-startupish office withe beanie bags and arcade games, you become the next Whatsapp and get acquired by Facebook, which is a good time for you to go on a soul-searching journey to India sostuff
What’s the first thing that comes to mind when you think about lifestyle bloggers? Food is usually my first guess in this association game, but I guess that really depends on your personal priorities – I can assume fashion comes to mind as well, travel, family, work (or work-life balance)… basically the list of topicsstuff
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