"It's an awful idea. I don't think it'll work," says Greg Mound, vice president of Americar Auto Rental Inc., a Somerville, Mass., rental company with 100 cars. Mr.
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"It's an awful idea. I don't think it'll work," says Greg Mound, vice president of Americar Auto Rental Inc., a Somerville, Mass., rental company with 100 cars. Mr.
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"Vidque is a free curation platform designed to help discover, filter and archive online video content. Controlled and curated by its users, Vidque aims to simplify the discovery of quality video content through the joint effort of the online community"
The site aggregates video from YouTube, Vimeo, TED and Blip.TV. Each video you curate is presented in a clean and pleasing simple design together with the tags. This site is easy to use and I can see schools finding it a good way to collect and shared videos for learning. Via theo kuechel
maximiseict's comment, December 10, 2011 3:27 AM
Theo, Brilliant, just what I've been looking for! BW, Ray T
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Lisa Gansky the author of The Mesh got me to fall in love with the Zipcar idea. Lisa's book is a bible for startups because it preaches how to use OPP (Other People's Platforms) to mash seeming dissonant ideas together to create a new idea, to create excitement and fill a market need no one even knew was there.
If that last sentence got your entrepreneurial spirit hopping then read this post about how Zipcars proved a thing or two by meshing it.