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TechCrunched
September 28, 2008 | Author: Promise Phelon | Filed under: Musings, Uncategorized
Last week was fantastic. I attended TechCrunch50 in San Francisco.
Mark Cuban was there—I’ve never had the opportunity to meet Mr. Cuban, but he attended the event and did a phenomenal job as a panelist. Unlike other billionaires and successful entrepreneurs I’ve seen at these types of gathers, he did a great job of mingling and meeting people. I did get to talk with him briefly about UpMo—he liked what we were doing. The rest… well, you’ll have to read the memoire.
A few other things from TechCrunch50:
Toast of the Town: One of the companies that was the talk of the town at TechCrunch. iCharts allows you to CREATE. SHARE. EMBED CHARTS. These guys make data powerful, agile and easy to share across the internet and multiple platforms. (I’m especially proud as one of our advisors, Rajesh Setty, also works with the founders of this company.) Check them out & sign up for their Public BETA: icharts.net.
Read the interview transcript between Mark and Jason Calacanis. It was fun and brilliant—called When I die, I want to come back as me. http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/09/09/mark-cuban-when-i-die-i-want-to-come-back-as-me/
Great job to the TechCrunch guys—another great event! -Promise
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