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Is the Demo conference still worth $18,500? [Conferences]

7 days ago

Valleywag: For nearly twenty years, the Demo conference has been considered the place to be for tech startups seeking attention for their new products. Instead of speeches, companies are required to give live demos of brand-new products, basically launching them onstage. Demo organizer Chris Shipley has a reputation for picking produc (Read More)

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Venture Capital Awakens In City That Never Sleeps - WSJ.com

Nov 25, 2008

Submitted by Zelkovavc: New York City's status as the world's financial capital may be slipping with the turmoil on Wall Street. But its venture capital scene is blossoming. (Read More)

Plista Secures Draper Investment For Social Recommendation Engine

Nov 17, 2008

TechCrunch: Social recommendation and personalization platform Plista, one of the companies in this year’s TechCrunch50 DemoPit, has secured an undisclosed amount of funding from Swiss Draper Investment Company.TechCrunch UK reviewedthe service after seeing it at work at the recent Web 2.0 Expo Europe in Berlin and called Plista (Read More)

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Taglocity Aims To Improve Microsoft Outlook By Making It More Like Gmail

Nov 13, 2008

Submitted by Stewbagz from blog: Taglocity Aims To Improve Microsoft Outlook By Making It More Like Gmail. (Read More)

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TechCrunch50 Day 1

Nov 11, 2008

Submitted by Nishith from YouTube: From the tc50 show. (Read More)

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GoodGuide Takes Top Prize At Web 2.0 Summit Launchpad

Nov 07, 2008

Submitted by Magitam from Google Reader: One of the featured events at this week’s Web 2.0 Summit was the Launchpad, a showcase of six companies that were each given 5 minutes to pitch a room full of VC’s, entrepreneurs, and other notables in the tech industry. The companies were also judged by a panel of venture capitalists, consisting of: Chris Albinson (Panora (Read More)

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GoodGuide’s Database Of Consumer Product “Goodness” Goes Mobile

Nov 06, 2008

TechCrunch: GoodGuide, the startup that rates consumer products by factors including the toxicity of their ingredients and environmental impact, has released its native iPhone application on Apple’s App Store. The free application allows users to browse and search through the site’s rapidly growing database (now with aroun (Read More)

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MySpace To Distribute Ashton Kutcher’s Blah Girls

Nov 06, 2008

Submitted by Magitam from Google Reader: When Ashton Kutcher’s launched his animated show Blah Girls at TechCrunch50 earlier this year, he ran into MySpace CEO Chris DeWolfe in the hallways. DeWolfe expressed interest in the show. Fast forward two months, and Blah Girls now has a distribution deal with MySpaceTV, which had 51 million unique video streams in Augus (Read More)

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