Global Estonians

Estonian start-up Click2Drop aims to change how people buy things

A Manchester-based Estonian-founded startup, Click2Drop, is aiming to give customers the power to drop prices of products and services with the help of its platform. “It’s staggering how much we actually overpay for the products and services every day. All of the things we buy could be 35%-78% cheaper at all times,” Click2Drop founder Taavi

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Global Estonians – Kerstin Karu (Silicon Valley)

Kerstin Karu is a typical Silicon Valley early-stage entrepreneur. Startuppers are a distinct kind of people that cannot be defined by their gender, age, nationality or education. Only one thing is certain: they are self-assured, optimistic and full of confidence. While talking to Kerstin these are the features you’ll notice above all. Despite her young age

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Xenia Joost Autumn/Winter 2014 by Katrina Tang

Katrina Tang in 30 Emerging Photographers of 2015 list

Tallinn and New York based children’s fashion photographer Katrina Tang has been chosen by Photo District News (PDN) as one of the top 30 new and emerging photographers to watch in 2015. First published in 1980, Photo District News (PDN) is one of the most respected trade publications for professional photographers. Boasting 312,000 unique monthly

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Estonian guitarist Laur Joamets courts American country music fans

American country music singer-songwriter Sturgill Simpson, a recent Grammy award nominee, recruited Estonian Laur Joamets as his band’s lead guitarist. Joamets is now known in the country music circles as Lil’ Joe. Joamets plays electric and slide guitar on Sturgill’s band and is also credited with playing on his 2014 album, Metamodern Sounds in Country Music. The

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PICTURES: TransferWise leads rally in London for a ‘deep clean’ of the financial system

The Estonian-founded, London-based money transfer startup, TransferWise, gathered “protesters” in London’s financial district today to call for a “clean-up of the banking system” and an end to hidden banking fees. The “demonstrators”, wearing bathrobes, drove engine-powered bathtubs around Bank station and blew millions of bubbles over London’s skyline. 6,000 blue rubber ducks were scattered across the City

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