Entrepreneurial whimsy of British teenagers (photos)

In London, England, with a flash of flash, the seven immature young people boarded the podium and received the brilliant trophy from British finance minister Gordon Brown. This is not a TV show of civilian idols, the annual awards ceremony for young British entrepreneurs. Today, from college students to primary school students, more and more British teenagers are stepping out of the ivory tower in advance. This not only helps them earn the first barrel of gold, but also learns valuable social experience.





People only need to input the basic information and photos of themselves or friends in the template to read related stories in Rebecca's newspaper.



Alex's idea comes from brainstorming ". In less than half a year, he changed from a poor student to a real millionaire.
The young entrepreneurs competition in the UK is one of the social activities sponsored by British nonprofit groups, media, and governments to change young people's ideas and encourage them to start their own businesses.
About 1000 young entrepreneurs between the ages of 13 and 30 participated in this year's competition. A total of 23 people were shortlisted for the finals for 6 categories of awards. At last month's awards ceremony, the Business Award was awarded to 27-year-old Simon Mann Schel. The network company he created at the age of 22 now has a turnover of 6.8 million and is planning to enter the North American market; the teenage award was received by 19-year-old Tania Boud, who invented a life-saving device to automatically rescue drowning victims ...... However, the most important is the "popularity award ".
This is a new award this year, which is selected by 9000 online users. The winner is 23-year-old Rebecca Phillips.
Case 1
Founder of Rebecca 21-year-old college student personalized tabloids
Create UR-InThePaper, the first personalized newspaper in the UK (you reported it ). At present, the company has a monthly turnover of 45000, which can print 10 thousand copies of newspapers reserved by customers every week.
Two years ago, 21-year-old Rebecca was a normal college student studying English and art history, but a conversation with her grandfather inspired her to start her own business. My grandfather accidentally lamented his granddaughter when recalling old stories: "People used to make newspapers as gifts to relatives and friends in the past in the port of black Ze, England, but now there is no more ." "Why can't I create my own personalized newspaper ?" With an idea, Rebecca interrupted her studies and put all her energy into the ideal of entrepreneurship. In the UK, tabloids like Sun newspaper are the most popular among young readers, so the circulation is also the largest.
However, in Europe, no newspaper has customized the tabloids for ordinary people. After six months of market research and development, Rebecca developed a high-quality personalized tabloids simulation template with the help of a software and website design team. She has invested a lot in printing machines and equipment that meet her business needs. Finally, the UK's first personalized newspaper "UR-InThePaper" (you reported) limited opened in a commercial building in central London.
Customers can not only post personal information such as names in the newspaper, but also post their personal news stories and photos on the headlines. With the help of Internet and computer technology, an ordinary person can book and design a personalized newspaper online in about one minute. In addition to common theme such as Christmas and birthday celebrations, it is more funny content that young people like. For example, John was elected British prime minister, John was exposed to be the leader of Britain's most dangerous criminal gangs, and John was named Britain's best boyfriend. People only need to enter the name, age, place of residence, and other basic information and photos of the news protagonist in the template, so that they can see the Toutiao.com focal point of their own or friends. On that day, the fake gossip tabloids can be printed and delivered to the customer. The total fee is between £ 14 and £ 20.