07.18.13

TechCrunch Seattle Meetup

Seattle, WA 98101
You may associate TechCrunch with the sunny valleys of Northern California, but we’re ready to make it rain. We’re bringing our TC Meetups + Pitch-Off to the great, tech-centric city of Seattle. You can expect beer, great conversation, and a battle to the death to see which entrepreneurs can dazzle and excite in under sixty seconds. I mentioned there would be beer, right?   Pitch-Off details Participants interested in competing in the pitch-off will have 60 seconds to explain why their startup is awesome.
07.13.13

Hollywood Hack Day

Beverly Hills, CA 90210
Back for its 3rd year, Hollywood Hack Day is a two-day event that brings developers from all over Los Angeles and Orange County together to create the next generation of entertainment applications. Come with a team and an idea, or form one on the spot. We'll keep you fed and hydrated (breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks) for the entire weekend.  
09.03.13

The Challenge of Monetizing Content In A Changing Era

Boulder, CO 80309
The video programming industries remain an exception to the dynamic of the Internet's disruption of established distribution channels for content. For the music, newspaper, and, increasingly, the publishing industry, the Internet has presented a major challenge to their business model and the ability to monetize content.
07.27.13

Hackfest

San Francisco, CA 94103
Greylock Hackfest unites the best university hackers across the nation in a competition of heroic talent and incredible ability. Teams will have 24 hours to showcase amazing feats of engineering—and the top 10 teams will vie for the crown of Hackfest Champion. By winning on-campus hackathons like PennApps and The Big Hack, over 40 students have already earned their entry to Greylock Hackfest. Space will be limited, and we will take only the very best. So grab your capes, don your utility belts, and apply today! 07.27.2013
06.26.13

Tech Panel: The Other Side of the Mobile App Economy

Los Altos, CA 94022
What if you could go from idea to App Store in less than a week? What if the companies primarily responsible for all of your favorite apps were companies you’ve never heard of? What if Facebook, Twitter, and Google were making moves in the mobile market not to acquire apps, but to acquire the services that make apps happen?   Crashlytics, Parse, and Ink (formerly Filepicker.io) have rapidly gone from fresh, relatively anonymous startups to household names among app developers — and in the case of Crashlytics and Parse, hot targets for big acquisitions.

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