Small is The New Big

GigaOM by Om Malik | May. 4, 2007 (Special Report)

A wave of tech-enabled shops finally delivers on all the Web 2.0 hype

Richard Moross, a twenty-something Londoner, was bored with the business cards most people were exchanging. He decided to do something about it. He started Moo Prints, a 10-person start-up that takes images from popular websites, like Flickr and Bebo, and prints them on cards that are exactly half the height (28mm x 70mm) of a regular business card.

Size alone makes Moo cards memorable. Moross cleverly dubbed them "mini-cards," leveraging a ... Full Story »

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by Marty Heyman - Oct. 1, 2008

A bit breathlessly optimistic, this is a good look at some successes in this most recent group of emerging Internet/Web successes. Om makes a number of good and valid points in plain language that cuts through the usual techno-jargon and offers hope to innovators who aren't geeks.

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