We’re less than a month away from LeWeb ’10, still to date the biggest tech conference in Europe, put on each year by Geraldine and Loic Le Meur. This year’s agenda features a whole lot of TechCrunch as several of us will not only be on stage at various times, but there’s also a modified version of the startup competition that will have more of a TechCrunch Disrupt flavour. So so we’re delighted to announce the 16 startups that have been selected to compete this year.
The 16 companies were selected by LeWeb and August Capital. They were chosen from over 400 applications submitted. Here they are:
Badgeville Inc
www.badgeville.com
NETHERLANDSCauwill Technologies
www.cauwill.com
IRELANDCity M
www.deways.fr
FRANCEDesk.io GmbH
www.phonedeck.net
GERMANYFiddme
www.fiddme.com
ISRAELGarmz
www.garmz.com
AUSTRIAGreendizer
www.greendizer.com
FRANCEGreenPocket GmbH
www.greenpocket.de
GERMANYNuji
www.nuji.com
UNITED KINGDOMPraized Media Inc.
www.needium.com
CANADASmallrivers
www.paper.li
SWITZERLANDSuper Marmite
www.super-marmite.com
FRANCETagattitude
www.tagattitude.fr
FRANCETinypay.me
www.tinypay.me/
NETHERLANDSWaze
www.waze.com
ISRAELWork4 Labs
www.work4labs.com
FRANCE/USA
If you’re interested in attending, this link will get TechCrunch readers a 200 euro discount. Startups, meanwhile, will get the special price of 995 euros, while independent developers can get tickets for 500 euros.