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OuiShare Fest is a 3-day festival gathering 1500 people from business, academia, government and the non-profit sector in Paris to explore collaborative societies, emerging communities and digital transformation. More information on http://ouisharefest.com

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L'Usine Digitale 26.05.2015
1001 startups 26.05.2015
La Tribune 24.05.2015
Marianne 24.05.2015
La Tribune 22.05.2015
La Tribune 21.05.2015
Liberation 21.05.2015
Le Parisien 20.05.2015
L'Express 20.05.2015
"Mediatico''19.05.2015
Les Echos'19.05.2015
Liberation'19.05.2015
20 minutes' 19.05.2015
We demain' 16.05.2015
International media
Financial Times 21.05.2015
Spain
El Mundo 24.05.2015
'En Positivo
USA
Shareable 28.05.2015
SV411 22.05.2015
nickgrossman.is 22.05.2015
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