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Spotify was founded by Daniel Ek AND Martin Lorentzon. Very poor research…
amended, apologies. Not slept for a while…
How did you decide on candidates?
Was there a call for applications?
What are the criteria for choosing the “best” founder?
souncloud is just the best of many sites for sending and displaying songs to prospective a and r persons.
Some of these businesses are borerdline out of business and have laid off staff – ask Joe Drumgoole at PUTPLACE – he turns on and off the lights himself – when he is not self promoting
Very doubtful about Putplace. Cancelled my subscription when it didn’t back up my data for 4 months and it took 10 e mails to get any response from them. Is the man the company or is the company the man? Dunno as I don’t know him, but………
and the nicest blokes you’ll ever meet
Kör!
Saw Andy present at the recent Tech Crunch event in London and was very impressed. Get’s my vote.
soundcloud was founded by alexander ljung AND eric wahlforss
Yes! That’s right, please update!
updated.
I was very impress by charles armstrong.
http://www.trampolinesystems.com
I seen him in a conference in San Francisco and I think he and his team are veryyyyyyyyyyyyy cool
What @sriram said
Btw, can I nominee more people? Twingly’s founders Martin Källström, Björn Milton and Niclas Wiström really deserves to be on the list. They rock!
What a truly awesome list of peers.
Brent – inspirational to work for in the past and one day maybe I too could be on such a list..
GOOD D D DDDDDDDDDDDDD
Soundcloud is zhe future!
Hi Mike – I’m delighted to be nominated on this list of highly esteemed people – thank you! The nomination should really also go to Alistair Hann – we are co-founders
Can you update? Cheers, Rachel
updated
All the best Rachael
Rachel rocks!!
Best of Luck
WAYN.COM is the best
It’d be a unique spot for a good starts like E-gathering….
Best luck with warm regards……
Jerome Touze from WAYN.com is a great founder – met him at a talk and found him very inspiring
Add Nikhil Shah and Nico Perez of Mixcloud. Young and very talented!
PUTPLACE is gone out of business and the founder JOE DRUMGOOLE is turning on and off the lights himself there
Go Rachel Go Rachel Go Rachel!
Great idea, to be able to optimise by carbon footprint etc…
gO! gO! jErOmE!!!
cOngratS iN aDvaNcE…bEiNg onE of thE caNdidatE
iS sUch aN achiEvEmEnt alrEady…bE prOud of iT!!
cHeErS!!
aGgy
All the best Alicia
Go Zoombu!
I tried zoombu for an obscure journey I made a few years ago – Aberystwyth to Biarritz. I was offered an amazing array of routes, all rankable by price, speed or carbon footprint. Brilliant. If only zoombu had been around then…! Go zoombu!
Big team, great team.
amiando – big team…great guys.
Terrific concept and really well packaged and presented. It’s easy to use and friendly – how could it fail!
Congratulations to Alastair Mitchell and Andy McLoughlin, for the development of Huddle.net. Count on my vote at The Europas, the technology innovation awards for European tech companies. Those who have not yet tried Huddle.net, should – It is great.
We wish Alastair Mitchell & Andy Mcloughlin good luck. Count on our vote at the the technology innovation awards for European tech companies.
I must say it was hard to choose.. there are a few guys here who truly deserve the award, but done and dusted!
Good luck Caglar. Cember.net covered great needs in the business networking. My vote goes to you.
I am saddened by my lack of nomination, and promise to do better next year. I voted for Pete, but Andy was a close second (these votes are based on looks, right?).