Techcrunch40 Videos

http://www.beet.tv/2008/09/last-years-tech.html The success of leading personal finance Web site Mint.com since its win at TechCrunch40 last year gives some idea of what might be in store for this year's winner, Yammer. The real prize, or course, isn't the $50,000--it's the publicity. Since it's win, Mint.com raised $17 million in funding, according to a blog post by Jessica Guynn at the Los Angeles Times. It was also named one of the 50 Best Websites of 2008 by Time Magazine and one of the Top 25 Innovations of 2008 by PC World, CEO Aaron Patzer told me at the TechCrunch50 conference Tuesday. "It was probably the most important seven minutes of my professional life. I was as nervous as could be," Patzer says of his presentation last year. Unlike personal finance software Quicken, Mint.com is entirely online and therefore can be accessed from anywhere, is free to use, and takes only five minutes to set up on one screen, according to Patzer. The company has 450,000 users--eight times ore than Quicken online, Patzer says--and receives revenues from the banks when the users sign up for credit cards the site recommends as money-savers. --Kelsey Blodget, Associate Producer Author: BeetTV Keywords: aaron mint mintcom patzer techcrunch techcrunch40 Added: September 12, 2008

Orgoo at TechCrunch40. Author: OrgooTeam Keywords: orgoo presentation techcrunch40 techcrunch Added: April 4, 2008

Esther Dyson was one of the panel judges at TechCrunch40. She said that ZocDoc is the startup she'd most like to succeed, because ZocDoc "solves a huge problem" and this is where "her hear is."About ZocDoc: We make finding doctors and dentists easy. Filter search results by insurance, location and refine your decision by patient reviews and ratings. Then book instantly by simply clicking on a time.

So you didn't make it to the TechCrunch 40 conference, where Mint.com won the honors as the top start-up? Fear not, the Mercury News sat down with Aaron Patzer, the founder of Mint, for a quick demo of how the online money management tool works. Author: MyMintBlog Keywords: techcrunch40 mint.com web20 web2.0 aaron.patzer tc40 techcrunch mint michale.bazeley Added: October 25, 2007

Watch Vinny Lingham demonstrate his Synthasite web design application and talk about being a tech entrepreneur. Filmed at the TechCrunch40 conference. Author: SmartHippo Keywords: synthasite techcrunch techcrunch-40 vinny-lingham entrepreneurship south-africa Added: October 21, 2007

Musicshake rocks the house at Palace Hotel in SF on Sep 17th at TechCrunch40. The slick presentation is done smoothly by Blue Yun (CEO) and Kihong Bae (Director) Author: khbae Keywords: presentation south korea techcrunch musicshake techcrunch40 user generated music ugm shake Added: October 13, 2007

This is the interview with Musicshake from San Jose Mercury right after the TechCrunch40 presentation Author: khbae Keywords: techcrunch musicshake techcrunch40 user generated music ugm korea Added: October 10, 2007

Trutap is a new mobile social networking application whose aim is let people stay connected with friends. Company CEO Doug Richard demonstrated the tool for the Mercury News at the recent TechCrunch40 conference. Tags: Trutap, social networking, Doug Richard, TechCrunch40

Everybody says the real work at conferences gets done in the hallways. Om and Joyce put this to the test at TechCrunch40, where they corner Engadget, Marc Andreessen, David Sacks and more!

3 startups présentent à TechCrunch40 qui ne faisaient pas partie des finalistes mais étaient présents dans la salle des startups ont obtenu une belle couverture médiatique la semaine dernière. Parmi elles Dancejam (dont MC Hammer est l entrepreneur), Realius et Gizmoz. Jetez un oeil ca vaut le coup Promo: Generation mp3 , retrouvez toute l actualité des baladeurs MP3 Tags: techcrunch40

TechCrunch 40 Part 3 includes interviews with the folks from Powerset and Plan HQ. Author: futureworkspr Keywords: techcrunch40 bubblicious web20 web2.0 planhq plan.hq powerset alison.mcneill tim.norton mark.johnson scott.prevost Added: September 25, 2007

We have quick profiles of two companies that launched at the TechCrunch40 conference last week. Metaplace lets users build their own virtual worlds and put them on their Websites. Founder Raph Koster takes us through a demo. And Musicshake is a Korea-based service that lets users create their own music. Kihong Bae and Blue Yun do the demo, starting at about 6:00. Tags: TechCrunch40, Metaplace, virtual worlds, Raph Koster, Musicshake, Kihong Bae, Blue Yun

Chuck Teller demos Realius' Price me now, a fantasy real estate game based on real market data and prices, at TechCrunch40. Author: SmartHippo Keywords: realius chuck-teller real-estate techcrunch techcrunch40 Added: September 22, 2007

The video that started the positive whirlwind! Yap's first ever unveiling of Yap9, one of the most advanced mobile applications on Earth!

An example of using the Yap9 client for text/instant messaging, injecting relevant ads within the stream (Starbucks in this case), getting travel info on Orbitz, weather results onYahoo!, and location based services on Google. It's designed to be hyper efficient on low end devices and connects to the high powered Yap platform for remote speech recognition.