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Buzzcast #66 / Freddy Mini / Netvibes

 

Posted on April 20, 2009
Julie Le Vacon

 

Freddy Mini, the CEO of Netvibes, was recently interviewed by Emmanuel Vivier, the CEO of Vanksen during the Marketing 2.0 Conference (co-organized by Vanksen) that took place at the ESC-EAP business school in Paris between the 30 and 31st of March.

Netvibes is one of the global leaders in the creation of personalized web pages. Launched in 2005, it is also one of the great successes of the Web 2.0, French style. Known mostly to be a provider of RSS feeds, it also allows you to add widgets catering to your personal tastes. Starting from a simple web page, you have access to Facebook, Twitter, Gmail, and even the weather report, Deezer, etc; basically whatever your interests are. As Freddy Mini says so well, "It’s all about personalization!".

With about 700 million widget users, Netvibes is riding high! Today, the portal counts several million users across the world. Free for individual users, it offers companies to create their own universe and to share it with their community. Brands can target people depending on where they are, their tastes, etc.

Below is the interesting interview with Freddy Mini that teaches us more about Netvibes and its possibilities and advantages.

To find out more, check out his presentation:

Netvibes Overview 09

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- Translated from French by Hadrien Turner


 

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