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Robert Scoble interviewte Poken Erfinder Stephan Doutriaux für siliconangle.com
Please enable Javascript and Flash to view this Blip.tv video.What’s hot in Japan and is a new way to trade digital ID’s with people? Poken. Yes, it’s a funny name and a funny concept, but here Stephan Doutriaux, founder, shows off Poken and explains how they could be used in business or at events.
Ein besonderer Poken wurde in Zusammenarbeit mit dem Projekt “One of Love” entwickelt und steht in einer begrenzten Auflage zur Verfügung.
About One of Love
Mrs. Mari Natsuki and Mr. Nobu Maito were looking for ways to help children in development countries. Last year they visited Bangladesh and Ethiopia. They were inspired by the beautiful roses of Ethiopia.“One day we would like to support these children by selling roses!”, they decided. Acting quickly they launched the “One of Love” project upon their return to Japan. They started with activities they could do themselves without creating a large organization.
One of Love meets Poken
To support the “One of Love” Project we have created a special “One of Love” Poken design. This is the first Poken design created in Japan featuring the “One of Love” red rose on a smiling character. The eyes of the character are shaped like hearts according to the small hearth in the official logo of “One of Love”.10% of the profit of the “One of Love” Pokens will be donated to the “One of Love” foundation to develop African countries through the purchase of land and the development of extensive rose gardens.
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