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Here are 5 French VCs you must follow on Twitter

Nov 21, 2012 by LiamBoogar

Twitter for me has always been a great way to keep tabs on what’s going on in the startup community. Some of the accounts I follow are blogs, like This French Life or WhiteboardMag, some are companies & startups, and some are people – each is chosen not based on...

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Rude VC: Pigeons don't poop in private

Oct 9, 2012 by Mark Bivens

Wow, it has been quite a week ! President François Hollande’s Socialist government unveiled its draft 2013 budget comprising some potentially devastating tax dis-incentives for entrepreneurs and VCs. A revolt ensued, with the birth of the Pigeon Movement, an explosion of emotion on social media sites, worldwide media attention, and...

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The Pigeon Movement – A rallying cry for French startups

Oct 1, 2012 by LiamBoogar

This article was originally posted on The Rude Baguette Weekly Digest - to receive the digest each week, sign up on the right hand side of the screen. A dip in approval ratings – a Rise in Taxes. From July to September, Hollande has seen his approval rating drop from 56% to...

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Reading into ISAI’s Second Fund

Apr 9, 2012 by LiamBoogar

ISAI recently announced the raising of a second funded, with the mandate of investing in economically stable internet companies.

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CoVoiturage raises $10 Million to spread ride-sharing across Europe

Jan 17, 2012 by LiamBoogar

Yesterday and this morning, TechCrunch, LesEchos and subsequently FrenchWeb (who somehow managed to get the ‘exclusive’?) announced that Blablacar, Comuto, and CoVoiturage raised $10 Million, with Accel Partners leading the round. The trick here is that all three of these companies are the same, branding themselves differently in each country...

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Rude VC: Pigeons don't poop in private

The Pigeon Movement – A rallying cry for French startups

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