Rene and Anne, two members of the Rotterdam junior college during the 2004 Top Talent Award and the Instructors' Network in Vienna (AT) in November 2004
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Buziaulane is a landmark I annexed as my bloggerspot to report on my professional life as a consultant content strategy. Buziaulane is a street in Utrecht (The Netherlands), where I used to live. It is in a quiet neighbourhood with the house that never became a castle. The mansion's tower I annexed as my virtual observation post for the content industry. © Text and photographs, unless otherwise indicated: Collection Jak Boumans, 2005-2020
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- 120 goats
- YES, OUI, JA for Europe
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- At last a multi-functional tablet from Nokia
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- The Dutch entertelco, that never came about
- Telefonica + Endemol: the failure of an entertelco
- Incommunicado 05 en WSA in Amsterdam
- Preparing the Dutch WSA jury process
- Golden Palm for European movie
- Dutch snippits of the week
- Nominations EUROPRIX.nl publicised
- The hunk of Leeuwarden
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- Formula 1 content
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- Multimedia instructors
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- Video changes the face of Internet
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- EC: more attention for written and audiovisual arc...
- More stats
- It's stats day
- Creative industry
- This is a collage which was drawn for the launchin...
- Do blogs have a history?
- Dutch flag
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- Content: a 111,3 billion euro business in W-Europe
- Cross media cult product goes mobile
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- E-Content book published by Springer Verlag
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