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Oulu startups pitch till midnight
Finnish, Finland, games industry, gaming, Startup, Nokia, Oulu, Laturi, MyPose, Bill Reichert, BusinessOulu, Midnight Pitch Fest
Business & innovationEntrepreneurs

Oulu startups pitch till midnight

Thanks to events like Midnight Pitch Fest, Finland’s northern city of Oulu is becoming known as the city of startups.

Tagged in EntrepreneursFinlandTechnology
The essence of summer in Finland
summer, Finland, nature, photo contest, photography, festivals, Finnish
Life & societySlideshows

The essence of summer in Finland

A slideshow of the best shots of our summer photo contest shows the beauty of Finnish nature and the joy of summer activities.

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Finnish heavy metal knows no age limit
A rock band consisting of musicians in dinosaur costumes is performing in front of a crowd while a multicoloured spotlights shine from various directions.
Arts & cultureMusic

Finnish heavy metal knows no age limit

In Finland, kids’ music is fun, educational, exportable – and reptilian. Hevisaurus gets heavy metal to the under-ten crowd.

Tagged in EducationHeavy metalMusic
Finnish comics draw a diverse fan base
comics, Kalle Hakkola, Comics Centre, Finnish Comics Society, Helsinki Comics Festival, Finland
Arts & cultureVisual arts

Finnish comics draw a diverse fan base

Finnish comics are gaining recognition abroad and the respect for Finnish education know-how extends to the field of comics as well.

Tagged in FestivalsLiteratureVisual arts
Sport, speed and sweat in Finnish cities
urban, city, sport, skateboarding, Kokkola, Finland
Life & societySlideshows

Sport, speed and sweat in Finnish cities

Finland is famous for success in hockey, javelin and skiing, but urban sports are also popular. Check out our slideshow.

Tagged in SlideshowsSports
Finnish kiddie apps win youthful approval
children, computer games, apps, Kapu Toys, Kapu Forest, Whopping Apps, Peliporkkana, Finland
Business & innovationTechnology

Finnish kiddie apps win youthful approval

Companies in Finland, the land of Angry Birds and Clash of Clans, are making apps for young kids and their parents.

Tagged in Technology
Finnish autumn brings out the flavours
Finnish, autumn, cuisine, recipes, root vegetables, mushrooms, venison, berries, Jukka Nykänen, Juuri restaurant, Helsinki, Finland
Life & societyCuisine

Finnish autumn brings out the flavours

In autumn, Finns feast on fresh local food. A Helsinki chef explains what’s so special about fall – and shares recipes.

Tagged in Cuisine
Helsinki’s streetheart: Minna Parikka
Minna Parikka, shoe designer, Finnish fashion, Helsinki, Finland
Arts & cultureDesign

Helsinki’s streetheart: Minna Parikka

Ask Finnish shoe designer Minna Parikka what a typical day in her life looks like, and you won’t get a straight answer.

Tagged in DesignFashion

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