Europe's hottest startup capitals
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Europe's hottest startup capitals
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#2Someone should let Wired know that Tel Aviv is as European as Damascus and Beirut.
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#3Someone should let Wired know that Tel Aviv is as European as Damascus and Beirut.
And that Sweden isn't a city (so it can't be a European capital.)
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#4London?
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#5http://www.crowdcube.com/ looks interesting for the UK: "equity-based crowdfunding". However, it doesn't look like there is a great deal of activity.
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#6London?
Probably omitted on purpose for reasons unknown.
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#7I was looking into moving to Tallinn as an expat. This just sealed the deal. Any Estonian hackers on here?
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#8Dublin?
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#9> Europe's hottest startup capitals: Sweden
Come and visit the wonderful town of Sweden ...
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#10Someone should let Wired know that Tel Aviv is as European as Damascus and Beirut.
And www.dealdash.com, which is listed under Helsinki, is located in California, USA. However they seem to have a Finnish developer (are you Juha on HN?).