One after another, there are new rounds of acquisitions; of companies, of web services, of web sites. I’m reading right this moment a discussion from Memeorandum, starting with an article on a 23-year-old fresh millionaire.
CHRIS SHARKEY is 23. He has just got a cool $6 million plus, his share from the sale of a holiday […]

Although I’ve been living in Paris for the last 2 years and a half, I had no idea that there were so many interesting IT startups over here. I mean, I knew there is a lot of IT research over at INRIA, Telecom, and ENS, as well as at Francetelecom and Sony labs. Mostly AI, […]

Guy Kawasaki strikes again: the previous bigshot at Apple(one of the first employees they had), and founder of Garage Inc, a seed-funding and VC firm has a blog(for those of you living outside the blogosphere for the last couple of months).
Once in a time(quite often, I might add) he puts some List, Test, Tips or […]

Google’s near-term plans, products, ambitions and general strategy disclosed by comments in a published PowerPoint. Read the summary here and the full comment list here.

So what are Google’s plans?

Wiki of search
ratings, taggings in search; social search
a misterious terragoogle project in the works, that could show all the info ever searched. or something like that.

Interesting times […]

Doc Searls has an interesting post about the Intention Economy as opposed to the Attention Economy we linked to earlier .
The Intention Economy is about markets, not marketing. You don’t need marketing to make Intention Markets.
As the impatient digerati  I am, I’m just skimming through his long text and think about : could it be […]

Looks like the buying spree of Web2.0 business hasn’t stopped, after all. Who says you can’t build to flip?
Here is the latest of Google’s acquisitions : Writely, the collaborative word processor.We can see that all the big guys are heading for the Web2.0 office; it has started with huge email accounts, followed by allowing users […]

Somewhere on the right, beneath the Search field, there’s a link with “register”. Go over there, create an account(an automatic password will be sent to your mail address), then login.
You can then publish new material (whatever you think would be of interest as Startup Ressources for the Impatient Digerati), change your password, and view other […]

The hottest thing on the web of the moment, hotter even than Cebit. It’s the place to be if you want to be in touch with the future Web2.1 .
On the speakers list, too many to mention: David Hansson from 37signals(the guy who built Rails), Joel Spolsky, Kathy Sierra, Ray Ozzie, Linda Stone, and.. […]

What is digeratinc.com ? Well you can read in the about page.
For the lazy, here it is: a ressource for essays, dialogues, links and ideas about entrepreneurship, startups, IT innovation.
Who can join in?
Anyone who has something to say on a reguar basis(in English, please) should ask a blogging account. Everyone else is invited to […]