May 12, 2008

Where should an entrepreneur start a business: Europe, USA or Asia?

A relaxed conversation with Martin Varsavsky, Joi Ito, Thomas Crampton and myself at Martin's farm in Menorca about where an entrepreneur should start its next business: Europe, Asia or USA. I have started a few startups in Europe and decided to move to Silicon Valley. I think you can definitely succeed in Europe, but I feel that for Seesmic, the chances of success are higher in Silicon Valley because it is easier to get adoption, do partnerships, etc. What do you think?

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