Hey, show me your eggs

Just read a comment in LinkHay.com, it said that TaiTran and me are talkers because TaiTran and me have never showed our products. It’s so ridiculous, and the more ridiculous is someone voted for this comment to agree with it. ROFL!
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Who is our leader?

I have another question for you: Who is the leader of Vietnam online services?

Before answer my question, please read my three conditions to define an online service:

  1. The service must be the product that people can define what is it.
  2. The service must provide one utility that people really need.
  3. The service must have it own life circle.

I will not going to explain these three conditions to you, because if you don’t understand these three simple things, that means you can’t answer my question.
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Caravat.com – How to be different?

This morning, I have a conversation with Anh Hung about Vietnamese start-ups. We talk about the most useful Vietnamese online services. We both agreed that Vietnamworks.com, a human resources service of Navigos Group, is one of the best. But we also complained about Navigos Group’s newest service, Caravat.com. Like I said “It’s too late to apologize” on Twitter, Caravat.com has been made a lot of mistakes on it’s spamming day two weeks ago.
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Web 2.0 Vietnam, let stay tune

“To be King, everyone have to fight” – Ban, Nguyen Duc. ^^’

Web 2.0 Vietnam are Zero. Everyone can say that. I have my own thousand of reasons to tell you, and my network pals too. They don’t build from people needs. They don’t have any platform to rely on. They cannot make money by their services blah blah blah…

Web 2.0's tag cloud

The point is we still need these services alive. What’s for? To keep hope alive. Web 2.0 is our hope, and if these services getting better, we will use them.
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Don’t talk too much

This time, I am addicted to 3 Web 2.0 services, they are Evernote (don’t mistake with my wedding’s restaurant ^^), Twitter and Tumblr. Evernote is a noting services that help you to remember everything. Twitter and Tumblr are kinds of new blogging tool. The trend is: you can do your blogging anywhere. For an example, when you are travel in a bus and have no wifi, or even no space to use your lappy, you still can use your mobile to update your note to Twitter. When you update your Twitter, you can also add your update to Tumblr by using your synchronize application, what you can easy make one for yourself base on Twitter and Tumblr API systems. I think Evernote is on its way to build an API system, or plan to release it soon.
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