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Next Web Conference 2006, 2007 or blog?

4th June 2007 by Boris

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Boris is a blogger, speaker and serial entrepreneur. He founded The Next Web but also V3 Redirect Services (sold), HubHop Wireless Internet Provider (sold), Twitter Counter, Spread.us and several other companies. Boris is very active on Twitter as @Boris, on Google+ and Facebook.

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Marc Köhlbrugge said on June 5, 2007:
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I like the clean design although it could use the ‘The Next Web’ logo.
admin said on June 5, 2007:
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Good point Marc: working on it!
admin said on June 13, 2007:
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It is there now…
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