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It's a Web, Web, Web 2.0 world

It's not just Silicon Valley. The user-generated revolution is in full swing worldwide. Business 2.0 Magazine picks the best non-U.S. sites to watch.

By Erick Schonfeld and Yi-Wyn Yen, Business 2.0 Magazine

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Spreadshirt

Spreadshirt lets users set up their own storefront, design their own T-shirts and accessories, and sell them to others. All they need to do is upload their designs, create products, and set their commissions. Spreadshirt claims to be growing fast, supporting 300,000 designers and employing 230 people.

CEOs: Lukasz Gadowski

Location: Leipzig, Germany

URL: spreadshirt.com

Launch: 2002

Funding: Not disclosed (Accel Partners)

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