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24 August '07 - 14:20

blognation: Welcome to India

Blognation has just launched the blog about India and slowly we are getting more and more countries together. Great to see the different posts roll in and I already had some people ask me "is there really a web 2.0 scene in Italy?!!" Yes. :)


So, currently we do have the following countries up and running:

Now, if someone could help me convice those German companies to start adding themselves into our Company index, that would really help. I can't believe how hard it is for people to actually enter just a little bit of information about their company - after all, it is a backlink! :)

Meaning: if you are any kind of web 2.0ish company from anywhere, head over here, check if your company is already in there and if not, enter yourself. Take this as an example.



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