TechCrunch UK will be running a “TechCrunchTalk” event on December 16th. Similar to the event we ran during Seedcamp week recently, we’ll be running some panels and startup pitches, as well as a networking party in the evening. You can get your ticket to both the panel session and the party here. We’re calling it “Christmas Crunch”. Fun name huh? If you are a startup and would like to pitch at the event then please contact editorial. Coverage of the event will appear on TechCrunch.com (which now has over a million daily readers) as well as TechCrunch UK. Startup pitches will be selected on an editorial basis only (we don’t do all that “pay to pitch” crap). If you are interested in hearing about sponsor packages, please contact our events and and sponsorship person Petra Johansson. I gather they are going fast…
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I’m pretty new with the startup scene here in London and was just wondering if you think it’s worthwhile to go and for who
Techcrunch is the Betamax of the 21st century. Mike Arrington has put the blog up for sale.
He’s going to work for McDonalds, and he’s negotiated getting paid in ice cream.
You should definitely go, especially if you are new to London. I went to the last two and they were both good events. You should also try London OpenCoffee at UCL on Thursday mornings.
Any special discounts for students?
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You should definitely go, especially if you are new to London. I went to the last two and they were both good events. You should also try London OpenCoffee at UCL on Thursday mornings.
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