TechCrunch announced their list of 52 companies that are launching at the TechCrunch50 this week. Our highly trained eye for Austin-based companies caught only one, OtherInbox, which we’ve been beta testing for a few months. If you don’t have a beta invite, you can at least wear the T-shirt.
We hope to have a Q&A with [...]
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Next week will see over 100 new products lauch between DEMO and TechCrunch50. The companies launching are always super secretive until the actual event itself. DEMO did announce attendees yesterday, and here’s the one’s were interested in, because they’re in Central Texas:
CoreTrace
MicroStaq
OpenACircle (Dallas)
Rudder (Houston)
We’re looking forward to field reports from our readers!
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September 11th is the Austin stop of the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Start-Up Tour which will be held at the Austin Music Hall. It could be interesting. Check out the link for details, and how to RSVP. Perhaps we’ll do some live bloggin from the event.
Are you going?
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The Austin Tech Happy Hour on Thursday September 11th will be one you won’t want to miss. Author and BusinessWeek writer Sarah Lacy will be signing her new book, and SeedStage.tv will be filming their premier episode. At the door it will be $10 but there are early bird tickets available right now for $5. [...]
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This Sunday September 7th is Mobile Widgets Camp. It is in the style of BarCamp, but with a couple structured sessions, so it’s not officially being called a BarCamp. In looking at the Wiki so far there are about 60 peopel signed up to attend. It’s going to be at the AT&T Executive Education and [...]
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The Texas Wireless Summit is coming October 14-16, and you can get a $100 discount using the code TWS08100 when you register. If you’re into wireless and live in Texas, this is the event to attend. Where else can you see the CTO of AT&T and the President of Nokia speak?
One of the most interesting [...]
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Back in April we wrote a piece titled Let the War For Startup Attention Begin. The fluff began when DEMO and the TechCrunch50 conferences, both aimed at launching startup companies, were scheduled on the same days. Jason Calacanis has been viewing the pitches from hundreds of companies who want to launch at the TechCrunch event, [...]
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The Panel Picker is back! SXSW wants to know who you want to see on a panel at SXSW Interactive in 2009. The folks at the festival are interested in your feedback, although your votes are not binding, and who knows what sort of cool new stuff could happen between now and March! Officially your [...]
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[Editor: The first batch of 200 are already gone, but we expect more to be released]
The folks at TechCrunch are having an event the night before Austin City Limits. It was just announced on their blog, and they released 200 tickets to the event at $10 each (proceeds going to charity).
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Austin-based SpiceWorks presented at the AlwaysOn conference recently. Company co-founder and CMO Jay Hallberg gave an update on the Company’s progress, including user count which is now over 400,000. It’s really a brilliant business model in a traditionally hard to reach market (SMB).
You can find the video here (just fixed the link).
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