Rafi Haladjian with Nabaztag:tag

Rafi Haladjian (Armenian: Րաֆֆի Հալաջյան) (Arabic:رافي حالاجيان)(born in Beirut, Lebanon) is a French-Armenian businessman, the inventor of Nabaztag. In 1978 he moved to France, studied lingustics. In June, 1994, he founded FranceNet - the first ISP in France. In 2000 FranceNet became Fluxus, and in 2001 was sold to British Telecom. Shortly after the sale, Rafi co-founded Violet ^[1] and founded Ozone ^[2] companies.

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