Posted on December 8, 2008 - by Justin Hartman
Afrigator on ReadWriteWeb and the New York Times as a Top 10 International Product for 2008
This almost went unnoticed but on Friday Afrigator was voted one of the Top 10 International Products for 2008 by ReadWriteWeb. This is obviously a massive accolade for all of us involved in Afrigator and at times like this I’m left perplexed at how a small garage startup like Afrigator has managed to gain such credibility outside the borders of SA.
To be included in the list along with massive properties like Netvibes and Zoho is a great testament to the efforts the guys have put into this company and I was particularly chuffed to see that this article made the New York Times’ Technology section.
Now all we need to do is figure out how we can get similar local recognition and then we’re well and truly sorted!
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That’s brilliant. Congratulations!
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That is awesome, congrats!
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December 8, 2008
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Thanks guys. Pretty stoked about this I have to admit
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December 8, 2008
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w00t! We’re moving on up!
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December 8, 2008
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Congrats to you guys mate, so so so so cool. I want to be in the new york times too
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December 9, 2008
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Hats off to you guys. I think you’ve done a world-class job. There’s a lot to be said for garage-setups, as these normally are the outfits that people put their hearts and souls into (and it tells), as opposed to large corporate jobs which might be slick but can much easier lose impetus when key people move in.
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Congrats J make SA & Cape Town proud in the wwworld.
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Rock on JJ!
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