European Startups

Fabio De Bernardi

MD, Veedow Ltd.

London, United Kingdom

Veedow Ltd.

Founded
November, 2007

Location
London, UK

URL
www.veedow.com/

EuropeanStartups Link
www.europeanstartups.com/startup/veedow

About
Veedow collects a wide range of shopping-related information from multiple sources and distributes it to you according to your chosen interests. You can then sit back and let Veedow do the work. The system will auto generate a personalised page that you can view and interact with anytime you like. What you get is your own virtual, multi-genre and multi-brand shop window constantly updated to give you the opportunity to find new products, services, information, websites, promotions and events.

My Blog Posts

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June 26

Food for thought. Or simply for foodies?

Hey CEO, what's on your mind?

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75 days ago

...and Hacker News link is here... Btw, we might be higher in the ranking by now... :)

75 days ago

What a mess, let me tidy the previous post... sorry. Digg link is here:

75 days ago

I need your help guys... just posted the Guardian's post on Digg (http://digg.com/tech_news/Elevator_Pitch_Veedow_wants_to_be_the_Last_fm_of_shopping) and Hacker News (http://news.ycombinator.com/x?fnid=b5kvrR5JD8)... Vote for us!

75 days ago

I'd like to share a nice post about Veedow from the Guardian's tech blog.

267 days ago

How's gonna take advantage of the Blognation debacle? Anyway, as an entrepreneur, I couldn't be other than disappointed if a blog covering European startups will fail. We need support, not gossip and trash talking.

My Latest Comments

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May 7

Shafqat, I couldn't agree more with your point! What I don't understand is why so few people (almost nobody) raise your same concern. At the same time if you think of a service like Netvibes (which is not for the average-mainstream user IMO) having millions of users you think that it's mainstream... but I think it's not and you realize it when you ask your friends if they know it... Anyway getting millions of users gives you the opportunity to grow a great business but we can't consider Netvibes, Digg, Twitter etc. the average startup. They are phenomenal in their space and for 1 service like these 1000 (or more) will miserably fail or stay in the shade. So yes, even if they have millions of users they still represent a tiny niche of the mass. Who's gonna find a web 2.0 or whatever service for the masses will be the next billionaire.

April 5

Sounds definitely interesting! Anybody got an idea of the fee they charge? To be honest the experience I had with traditional recruitment agencies so far have been a complete failure under many aspects. Iperium Consulting sounds like a game-changing company in the start up space.

February 3

I also voted to EuropeanStartups because its effort in creating an alternative source of information about european early stage ventures is admirable. Also, a vote goes to Snagsta and my pal Phillip, I'm really looking forward to seeing their launch!

February 3

My vote goes to Veedow not only because it's my start up ;) but mainly because it's a new approach to products discovery and an new way to get valuable information about the topics that matter to you. It's inherently social and the bigger the community the better! Think of it as the Last.fm of shopping.