Interestingly, Slideshare is missing from the list in the article.
Slideshare isn't India 2.0 though, they're not really developing for
the Indian market (which IMHO is still not quite there) and they're
partially based in Mountain View...
Cheers,
Aditya
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Aditya (http://aditya.sublucid.com/)
On Friday 04 May 2007 11:50 pm, Kiran Jonnalagadda wrote:
> I remember being told of the MingleBox folks presenting
> at Barcamp Bangalore 2 and having a hard time convincing anyone
Hey give them a break folks - just some people trying to do something on the
net.
I checked out minglebox. I thi
On 5/4/07, Kiran Jonnalagadda <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Especially when the pitch does little to convince you it's worth even
checking out. I remember being told of the MingleBox folks presenting
at Barcamp Bangalore 2 and having a hard time convincing anyone (I
wasn't around that day). Some wer
Well, I don't know any technical details,but I have been getting a lot
of mail saying X, and Y, and Z, have "tagged" me and the mail comes
with a lovely emotional blackmail line of "if you don't respond they
will think they are not your friend"...so cheesy! I delete such mails,
because I was not s
On 5/4/07, Vinit Bhansali <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Also, Kavita's usually seen or Orkut sending scraps (they are short
notes/comments on your profile) asking people to check out minglebox.com
That's fine till orkut catches up with her. But spamming always sucks, no
matter how smart you are or
On 04-May-07, at 11:08 PM, Vinit Bhansali wrote:
Also, Kavita's usually seen or Orkut sending scraps (they are short
notes/comments on your profile) asking people to check out
minglebox.com
That's fine till orkut catches up with her. But spamming always
sucks, no
matter how smart you are
.
- Vinit
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> Subject: Re: [silk] India 2.0
>
> Suresh Ramasubramanian wrote:
> >
On Friday 04 May 2007 6:06 pm, Venkat Mangudi wrote:
> Just curious, has ANYBODY in silk heard
> of these sites?
Ah - but silk-list was part of India 1.0. Comparing Opples with Aranges
shiv
Binand Sethumadhavan [04/05/07 17:32 +0200]:
Are they really a great site? I'd love to see one that actually
understands that some flights of IA are International, and hence
require longer connection times (and arrive at/depart from
non-standard terminals, especially at Mumbai).
Y'know, there
Alok G. Singh [04/05/07 20:05 +0530]:
Also, Internet World Stats [1] gives a projected figure of 42 million
for March 2007 (based on a Nov 2006 survey). That's about 4% of the
population. Which reminds me of that 2001 experiment in a Delhi slum
by someone from NIIT. A computer (no keyboard, inter
On 04/05/07, Suresh Ramasubramanian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Funny, funny .. I've not heard of 90% of these portals.
And they missed out probably the best new kid on the block - cleartrip.com
They seem to do Referer-based access control at least of their
website. Apart from numbers that SEO-
On 5/4/07, Badri Natarajan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
With only 28 million Internet users in India (I've always thought those
figures are wild underestimations given that so many people use
cybercafes), the market has got to be pretty small for these guys.
I heard Vint Cerf mention the number 4
Venkat Mangudi wrote [at 05:36 AM 5/4/2007] :
Except for Kavita Iyer's minglebox.com that also figured in TOI
today, have not heard of any of them. Just curious, has ANYBODY in
silk heard of these sites?
I know Kavita - she's smart. That said, I have no idea what her
offering does, except at
On 4 May 2007, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> With only 28 million Internet users in India (I've always thought
> those figures are wild underestimations given that so many people
> use cybercafes)
I thought cybercafes (at least in urban centres) to be a dying
breed. A lot more laptops to be seen on
Badri Natarajan [04/05/07 14:04 +0100]:
I've seen ads for Fropper, but that's about it.
With only 28 million Internet users in India (I've always thought those
figures are wild underestimations given that so many people use
cybercafes), the market has got to be pretty small for these guys.
Giv
Venkat Mangudi [04/05/07 18:06 +0530]:
Except for Kavita Iyer's minglebox.com that also figured in TOI today,
have not heard of any of them. Just curious, has ANYBODY in silk heard
of these sites?
Funnily enough, I know merasnap.com (or at least, I've seen its founder VV
Kadam around on t
>>
> Except for Kavita Iyer's minglebox.com that also figured in TOI today,
> have not heard of any of them. Just curious, has ANYBODY in silk heard
> of these sites?
I've seen ads for Fropper, but that's about it.
With only 28 million Internet users in India (I've always thought those
figures
Suresh Ramasubramanian wrote:
Funny, funny .. I've not heard of 90% of these portals.
And they missed out probably the best new kid on the block - cleartrip.com
Far far better than what passes for an online ticketing site in india
(makemytrip.com, yatra.com etc suck bad, have more than their sh
Funny, funny .. I've not heard of 90% of these portals.
And they missed out probably the best new kid on the block - cleartrip.com
Far far better than what passes for an online ticketing site in india
(makemytrip.com, yatra.com etc suck bad, have more than their share of
bugs). Cleartrip's simple
http://telegraphindia.com/1070106/asp/weekend/story_7202699.asp
Casting a wide net
Young Indian entrepreneurs are creating a buzz on the Internet with a
spate of new websites, says Shrabonti Bagchi
What's common to the new generation of entrepreneurs on the Indian
Internet? They are young, passi
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