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A discussion panel with Michael Munie (Katango, acquired by Google), Anselm Baird-Smith (Lala.com, acquired by Apple) and Martin Görner (Mobipocket, acquired by Amazon). All three now work at Google.
This discussion was recorded in Paris during the "Paris Startup Café" event which was part of the Google for Entrepreneurs Week 2013.
This discussion was recorded in Paris during the "Paris Startup Café" event which was part of the Google for Entrepreneurs Week 2013.
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