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    Hi, I'm a part of the great Tangler team and I ran marketing and business development for Kazaa, launching version 2 and taking it to the most downloaded application in history.

    I also worked at Zapr, IBM, Virgin, MassMedia, eCoast and have helped build loads more web applications. My chief skill is in balancing the community, technology and business sides - I speak all three languages.

    If you're running a web application and you want to make it really hum, then I'm here to help.

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January 10, 2008

Me On OnThePod with Duncan Riley


Duncan Riley at TC Ranch
Originally uploaded by bigmick
Did a quick chat to Duncan today about Tangler et al;

Listen To The Mick Liubinskas Podcast Now

We talk about;
Kazaa
My eCoast startup.
Tangler
Social operating systems.
Data Portability Discuss
WebJam
Beer 2.0
Barcamp Sydney
Highway 101
Cultural differences between USA and Australia
Tech Scene in Sydney
Do Australian tech companies need to go to the USA? Why?

Enjoy!

Posted at 11:33 PM |

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Lachlan Hardy

Thanks for the shout out!

Posted by: Lachlan Hardy | January 15, 2008 at 08:09 AM

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