France Telecom still distributes paper phone books
The proof arrived this week in the building where I live in Paris. Nobody in this building took one, I gues they prefer their DSL line. What a waste of everything...
June 03, 2005
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Loic Le Meur chides France Telecom for still delivering paper telephone books as he thinks that people "prefer their DSL line".
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I am blogging every day a video on loic.tv about (almost) everything I do as I start Seesmic, I also constantly post short thoughts to twitter and often my pictures on Flickr.
I also organize every year in Paris the conference LeWeb3 that gathers more than a thousand bloggers and entrepreneurs from 40 countries on Dec 11 and 12.
If you would like to learn more, here is a bio, my LinkedIn profile, my wikipedia pages in english and french. Sometimes they are subject to changes that do not always reflect what I consider the truth but that is the principle.
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