Soome!

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Järgmine nädal saab lausa kaks korda Soomes käidud. :-) Kes veel ei ole registreerunud, siis 24.11 on Helsinkis Slush.

Enne seda on plaanis külastada Sun-i ja alustada nende Essentials programmiga koostööd startup-de toetamiseks.

Suomi on hyvä mesta!

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  1. AnonymousNovember 12, 2008 at 9:19 AM

    Slushile läheb inimesi Eestist päris mitu ma loodan. Isegi sinna sammud sean.

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