zanox öffnet seinen Open Space für das Hallenprojekt. Das Hallenprojekt definiert eine Halle als einen Ort, an dem man sich treffen kann: Ganz businessmäßig im Konferenzraum, ganz stylomäßig im Cafébereich oder ganz casual-mäßig im Chillout-Arbeitspausenbereich. Oder ganz arbeitsam-mäßig zwischen und auf Schreibtischen sitzend.

Vier Schreibtische sind für die „Digitale Bohème“ reserviert, wie sie in dem Buch „Wir nennen es Arbeit“. der Autoren Holm Friebe und Sascha Lobo beschrieben wird: eine junge, flexible Elite, die außerhalb fester Arbeitsverhältnisse in kreativen Berufen arbeitet; Freie Grafiker, Webdesigner, Journalisten und Werbetexter, die selbst Dauer, Intensität und Zeit ihrer Arbeit bestimmen.

Ansprechpartner: Sebastian Wallroth +49-30-509691422

zanox opens it’s Open Space for the Hallenprojekt. Four desktops are free to use for the digital Bohème.

Dear Developers,

those of you which haven’t yet started to monetize their traffic and online resources with zanox webservices can now start immediately by using one of our freshly released Getting Started Tutorials.


They are intended to newbies on webservices. Examples for PHP/Rest and Lasso/Rest are included already. SOAP-Examples will follow soon.

So get started now! Develop your applications with the zanox webservices.

To improve our services and documentation we want to get you know better. Please take our poll.

On July 17th, 2008 Thomas Nicolai, head the zanox web service development team, Torsten Trogisch, zanox representative in Zurich, and Sebastian Wallroth, Director Innovation and Cooperation at zanox represented the proud sponsor on the TechCrunch MeetUp in Zurich, Switzerland.

The location was stylish, the people where open, the catering was good – we loved this event. After good experiences with the TechCrunch MeetUp in Berlin on June 11th, 2008 we enjoyed the open athmosphere of the TechCrunch Euro Tour Events again.

The list of the participating StartUps was long and showed a wide variaty. Peter Hogenkamp served as the local host presenting Mike Butcher from TechCrunch and moderated the elevator pitch of the 40 StartUps with a warm attitude.

What I learned during my talks is the following. Even all is not verified, it is interesting, that it was told.

1. The Swiss do not mail order. Shops for every needs are near to their houses


2. This Swiss are rich. The decide to work in a bank or not. If they do, they will achive an income of 100,000 CHF without extra effort. All the other has to fight for their money.


3. The Swiss love technology. They do have a federal institution to support StartUps.

zanox could present its Web Services and got very interested respondings for the 1,000,000 EUR zanox Web Services Contest 2008.

See TechCrunch MeetUp Zurich photos on Flickr and more TechCrunch Meetup Zurich photos on netzwertig.com. There is an interesting video coverage of the TechCrunch MeeUp on Geekness – closer to the world-Blog. See more videos of TechCrunch Meetup Zurich on YouTube.

zanox is proud to be in the midst of a chosen list of German internet companies sponsoring the TechCrunch/ChrunchGear Berlin Meetup. Five zanoxies hope to get first class contact to startups to provide information about how to make money in the Internet using zanox Web Services and how to win the 1,000,000 EUR zanox Web Service Contest 20008. We will surely mention the Israel – Berlin Entrepreneurs Night June 15 and the Monetization 2.0 Camp July 12.