Pete and I just got back from TechCrunch50, a two day event that was held in San Francisco, CA. TechCrunch50, for those not familiar with the event, brings together the “best start-ups and launch them in front of our industry’s most influential VCs, corporations, fellow entrepreneurs, and press. TechCrunch creates a platform where early-stage, and frequently unfunded, companies can take center stage based purely on merit, without regard to their own financial resources.” Industry leaders from companies such as Myspace, facebook, Twitter, and Amazon and so many more, were on hand to lend advice and listen to what could become the next hottest industry phenomenon.
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