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ideas do matter ...

Filed in archive Entrepreneurship by tj on October 20, 2003

Joi Ito points to an interesting weblog from Loic Le Meur's. He is illustrating his experiences about setting up a company. He has some pretty good points, but from my point of view the (business) idea does matter. There has to be some innovation, a touch of differentiation and some initial appeallinks to potential buyers. But true this is just one ingredient in the "boiling pot" of founding.






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