Stephan Paternot: J’aimerais jouer mon propre rôle au cinéma Le wonderboy suisse de la nouvelle économie, fondateur de TheGlobe.com, se raconte dans un livre à paraître, en attendant d’en faire un film. Interview fleuve dans son loft new-yorkais.
The Standard: A Very Public Offering The book by Stephan Paternot, co-founder of Theglobe.com, is an interesting, yet unpolished, tale of the community Web site.
sfdrs: SUPERREICH ODER PLEITE Schweizer Jungunternehmer im Internet. Ein Dokumentarfilm des Schweizer Fernsehens. Unter anderem auch über Stephan Paternot von TheGlobe.com.
The Standard: Goodbye
SFgate.com: Industry Standard joins list of dot-gones
Senior Service. A Very Public Offering: A Rebel’s Story of Business Excess, Success, and Reckoning – Stephan Paternot «Co-founder and Vice Chairman of theglobe.com, Stephan Paternot was the poster child for the Internet mania of the late ’90sas well as one of the first whipping boys when the market began its spectacular collapse.»
The Story of Bubble Boy «I may make more money on the book and the movie than [I made on] TGLO.» Stephan Paternot, cofounder of the late, unlamented chat site Theglobe.com, on how he finally figured out how to cash in on the Internet, SmartMoney.com, 6 August 2001.
Siliconvalley.com: Does Apple Matter? «The past few years have been particularly challenging for Apple. Beyond the economic factors weighing on all computer makers, Apple’s critics talk of missed opportunities and misguided investments. And despite the intense loyalty of the Mac faithful, the company’s share of the PC market remains marginal. Still, Apple continues to reinvent itself, offering innovations and refining its business strategies. In the past year alone the company has introduced a string of […]
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Economist: The Internet’s new borders «Geographical lines and locations are increasingly being imposed on the Internet. Is this good or bad?»