I recently came across an article in the Wall Street Journal with a title that was a little hard to miss: Why French Parents Are Superior. After it was published, my friends from around the world began emailing me asking my thoughts. “Is it true that French kids don’t cry?” Ok, I’m exaggerating a [...]
Posts Tagged ‘French’
Do French parents make better startup CEOs?
Posted in Business, Entrepreneurs, France, Innovation, Technolgy, tagged American, baby, Carnage, CEO, Children, Clinton, Dominique Strauss-Kahn, employee, French, Google, Haggard, managing, motivation, Pamela Druckerman, parenting, Polanski, Ricardo Sousa, Spitzer, startup, team, We need to talk about kevin on February 16, 2012 | 3 Comments »
TechBaguette has Moved. Well, Kinda.
Posted in Blogging, tagged Académie française, Aol, downloads, English, Europe, French, Heather Harde, Liam Boogar, MG Siegler, Michael Arrington, Mike Butcher, Nicolas Sarkozy, Paul Carr, Rude Baguette, Sarah Lacy, Startups, tech, TechCrunch on November 21, 2011 | 3 Comments »
I probably should’ve written this post a while ago to kind of clarify where I am writing these days. For anyone who hasn’t yet noticed, I’m not writing for TechCrunch anymore. And it has nothing to do with what’s been going on with AOL in the US – although, the fact that Michael Arrington, MG Siegler, Paul Carr, Sarah Lacy and Heather Harde no longer work there perhaps makes it a little less sexy.
I Can Has a Blog: Yes, I’m geekier than you thought.
Posted in Blogging, France, New Year's Resolution, tagged 2010, Blog, France, French, New Year, silicon valley, start-up, tech on December 31, 2009 | 5 Comments »
I Can Has A Blog: Yes, I’m geekier than you thought. I’ve decided to launch a blog on the local tech and start-up scene in Paris, France.


