The Europas, the European Startup Awards 2010 for tech companies, will be held on November 19 in London (tickets available here). Entrants have been informed by Crunchbase, our database of startups, and will be voted on by the industry. These results will influence a subsequent voting round from The Europas Advisory Board of experts, chaired by TechCrunch Europe.
If you want to suggest a company that you think should be voted on by the industry, then please suggest it in the comments – but it does not guarantee entry. The judges decision is final. If you want more information on any of these entries, look on CrunchBase.
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The Europas, the European Startup Awards 2010 for tech companies, will be held on November 19 in London (tickets available here). Entrants have been informed by Crunchbase, our database of startups, and will be voted on by the industry. These results will influence a subsequent voting round from The Europas Advisory Board of experts, chaired by TechCrunch Europe.
If you want to suggest a company that you think should be voted on by the industry, then please suggest it in the comments – but it does not guarantee entry. The judges decision is final. If you want more information on any of these entries, look on CrunchBase.
To sponsor this category please contact TechCrunch Europe Events and Sponsorship Director Aléna Dundas on alena [@] techcrunch.com (@alenadundas on Twitter)
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The Europas, the European Startup Awards 2010 for tech companies, will be held on November 19 in London (tickets available here). Entrants have been informed by Crunchbase, our database of startups, and will be voted on by the industry. These results will influence a subsequent voting round from The Europas Advisory Board of experts, chaired by TechCrunch Europe.
If you want to suggest a company that you think should be voted on by the industry, then please suggest it in the comments – but it does not guarantee entry. The judges decision is final. If you want more information on any of these entries, look on CrunchBase.
To sponsor this category please contact TechCrunch Europe Events and Sponsorship Director Aléna Dundas on alena [@] techcrunch.com (@alenadundas on Twitter)
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The Europas, the European Startup Awards 2010 for tech companies, will be held on November 19 in London (tickets available here). Entrants have been informed by Crunchbase, our database of startups, and will be voted on by the industry. These results will influence a subsequent voting round from The Europas Advisory Board of experts, chaired by TechCrunch Europe.
If you want to suggest a company that you think should be voted on by the industry, then please suggest it in the comments – but it does not guarantee entry. The judges decision is final. If you want more information on any of these entries, look on CrunchBase.
To sponsor this category please contact TechCrunch Europe Events and Sponsorship Director Aléna Dundas on alena [@] techcrunch.com (@alenadundas on Twitter)
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The Europas, the European Startup Awards 2010 for tech companies, will be held on November 19 in London (tickets available here). Entrants have been informed by Crunchbase, our database of startups, and will be voted on by the industry. These results will influence a subsequent voting round from The Europas Advisory Board of experts, chaired by TechCrunch Europe.
If you want to suggest a company that you think should be voted on by the industry, then please suggest it in the comments – but it does not guarantee entry. The judges decision is final. If you want more information on any of these entries, look on CrunchBase.
To sponsor this category please contact TechCrunch Europe Events and Sponsorship Director Aléna Dundas on alena [@] techcrunch.com (@alenadundas on Twitter)
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The Europas, the European Startup Awards 2010 for tech companies, will be held on November 19 in London (tickets available here). Entrants have been informed by Crunchbase, our database of startups, and will be voted on by the industry. These results will influence a subsequent voting round from The Europas Advisory Board of experts, chaired by TechCrunch Europe.
If you want to suggest a company that you think should be voted on by the industry, then please suggest it in the comments – but it does not guarantee entry. The judges decision is final. If you want more information on any of these entries, look on CrunchBase.
To sponsor this category please contact TechCrunch Europe Events and Sponsorship Director Aléna Dundas on alena [@] techcrunch.com (@alenadundas on Twitter)
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The Europas, the European Startup Awards 2010 for European tech companies, will be held on November 19 in London (tickets available here). Entrants have been informed by Crunchbase, our database of startups, and will be voted on by the industry. These results will influence a subsequent voting round from The Europas Advisory Board of experts, chaired by TechCrunch Europe.
If you want to suggest a company that you think should be voted on by the industry, then please suggest it in the comments – but it does not guarantee entry. The judges decision is final. If you want more information on any of these entries, look on CrunchBase.
To sponsor this category please contact TechCrunch Europe Events and Sponsorship Director Aléna Dundas on alena [@] techcrunch.com (@alenadundas on Twitter)
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The Europas, the European Startup Awards 2010 for European tech companies, will be held on November 19 in London (tickets available here). Entrants have been informed by Crunchbase, our database of startups, and will be voted on by the industry. These results will influence a subsequent voting round from The Europas Advisory Board of experts, chaired by TechCrunch Europe.
If you want to suggest a company that you think should be voted on by the industry, then please suggest it in the comments – but it does not guarantee entry. The judges decision is final. If you want more information on any of these entries, look on CrunchBase.
To sponsor this category please contact TechCrunch Europe Events and Sponsorship Director Aléna Dundas on alena [@] techcrunch.com (@alenadundas on Twitter)
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The Europas, the European Startup Awards 2010 for tech companies, will be held on November 19 in London (tickets available here). Entrants have been informed by Crunchbase, our database of startups, and will be voted on by the industry. These results will influence a subsequent voting round from The Europas Advisory Board of experts, chaired by TechCrunch Europe.
If you want to suggest a company that you think should be voted on by the industry, then please suggest it in the comments – but it does not guarantee entry. The judges decision is final. If you want more information on any of these entries, look on CrunchBase.
To sponsor this category please contact TechCrunch Europe Events and Sponsorship Director Aléna Dundas on alena [@] techcrunch.com (@alenadundas on Twitter)
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The Europas, the European Startup Awards 2010 for tech companies, will be held on November 19 in London (tickets available here). Entrants have been informed by Crunchbase, our database of startups, and will be voted on by the industry. These results will influence a subsequent voting round from The Europas Advisory Board of experts, chaired by TechCrunch Europe.
If you want to suggest a company that you think should be voted on by the industry, then please suggest it in the comments – but it does not guarantee entry. The judges decision is final. If you want more information on any of these entries, look on CrunchBase.
To sponsor this category please contact TechCrunch Europe Events and Sponsorship Director Aléna Dundas on alena [@] techcrunch.com (@alenadundas on Twitter)
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The Europas, the European Startup Awards 2010 for tech companies, will be held on November 19 in London (tickets available here). Entrants have been informed by Crunchbase, our database of startups, and will be voted on by the industry. These results will influence a subsequent voting round from The Europas Advisory Board of experts, chaired by TechCrunch Europe.
If you want to suggest a company that you think should be voted on by the industry, then please suggest it in the comments – but it does not guarantee entry. The judges decision is final. If you want more information on any of these entries, look on CrunchBase.
To sponsor this category please contact TechCrunch Europe Events and Sponsorship Director Aléna Dundas on alena [@] techcrunch.com (@alenadundas on Twitter)
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The Europas, the European Startup Awards 2010 for tech companies, will be held on November 19 in London (tickets available here). Entrants have been informed by Crunchbase, our database of startups, and will be voted on by the industry. These results will influence a subsequent voting round from The Europas Advisory Board of experts, chaired by TechCrunch Europe.
If you want to suggest a company that you think should be voted on by the industry, then please suggest it in the comments – but it does not guarantee entry. The judges decision is final. If you want more information on any of these entries, look on CrunchBase.
To sponsor this category please contact TechCrunch Europe Events and Sponsorship Director Aléna Dundas on alena [@] techcrunch.com (@alenadundas on Twitter)
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The Europas, the European Startup Awards 2010 for tech companies, will be held on November 19 in London (tickets available here). Entrants have been informed by Crunchbase, our database of startups, and will be voted on by the industry. These results will influence a subsequent voting round from The Europas Advisory Board of experts, chaired by TechCrunch Europe.
If you want to suggest a company that you think should be voted on by the industry, then please suggest it in the comments – but it does not guarantee entry. The judges decision is final. If you want more information on any of these entries, look on CrunchBase.
To sponsor this category please contact TechCrunch Europe Events and Sponsorship Director Aléna Dundas on alena [@] techcrunch.com (@alenadundas on Twitter)
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The Europas, the European Startup Awards 2010 for tech companies, will be held on November 19 in London (tickets available here). Entrants have been informed by Crunchbase, our database of startups, and will be voted on by the industry. These results will influence a subsequent voting round from The Europas Advisory Board of experts, chaired by TechCrunch Europe.
If you want to suggest a company that you think should be voted on by the industry, then please suggest it in the comments – but it does not guarantee entry. The judges decision is final. If you want more information on any of these entries, look on CrunchBase.
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The Europas, the European Startup Awards 2010 for tech companies, will be held on November 19 in London (tickets available here). Entrants have been informed by Crunchbase, our database of startups, and will be voted on by the industry. These results will influence a subsequent voting round from The Europas Advisory Board of experts, chaired by TechCrunch Europe.
If you want to suggest a company that you think should be voted on by the industry, then please suggest it in the comments – but it does not guarantee entry. The judges decision is final. If you want more information on any of these entries, look on CrunchBase.
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The Europas, the European Startup Awards 2010 for European tech companies, will be held on November 19 in London (tickets available here). Entrants have been informed by Crunchbase, our database of startups, and will be voted on by the industry. These results will influence a subsequent voting round from The Europas Advisory Board of experts, chaired by TechCrunch Europe.
If you want to suggest a company that you think should be voted on by the industry, then please suggest it in the comments – but it does not guarantee entry. The judges decision is final. If you want more information on any of these entries, look on CrunchBase.
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So, The Europas are back.We’ll be honouring the best in tech across the web and mobile scene from across Europe. The awards will be in London on November 19 – grab a ticket right now. The Europas is all about geting together and celebrating the tech scene in Europe with an awards event which we can really call our own (check out the pictures and video from last year).
The categories we’ll be judging are:
Best Business or Enterprise Startup 2010
Best Advertising or Marketing Tech Startup 2010
Best Cleantech/Environmental Tech Startup 2010
Best Hardware or Gadget Startup 2010
Best Startup Founder / Co-Founders 2010
Best VC or Seed Fund of the Year 2010
Best Angel Investor of the Year 2010
Best Startup Advisor/Mentor of the Year 2010
Best Service Provider to Startups 2010
Best Ongoing Startup Programme 2010
Best New Startup in 2010
Best Platform Startup 2010
Best Exit 2010
Best European Startup Tool For Startups 2010
Best European Web Application Or Service 2010
Best Mobile Startup 2010
Best Entertainment, Sport or Leisure Startup 2010
Best Learning Startup 2010
Best Music Startup 2010
Best Video Startup 2010
Best Social Innovation Startup 2010
Best Commerce Startup 2010
Overall Winner: Judges Choice Only
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Following last year’s huge success, it’s back. “The Europas” – The European Startup Awards 2010 – will honour the best tech companies and startups across the web and mobile scene from across Europe. The Europas is all about geting together and celebrating the tech scene in Europe with an awards event which we can really call our own (see last year’s amazing event). So put the evening of Friday, November 19 in your diary now. The first tranche of tickets are now on sale here.
These awards will recognise and celebrate the most compelling technology startups, Internet and mobile innovations of the past year, with the tech community invited to have a say in which finalists should be recognised. Leading lights of the the tech startup and investor scene will be invited to give away the awards to the winners, so you’ll have the opportunity to meet your tech heroes and heroines. The initial filtering will be done by referencing our database on European companies on CrunchBase (so make sure you are in it), then by public vote online, with the final Award winners to be determined based both on the popular votes received through website voting and by The Europas Advisory Board. You’ll be able to vote shortly. → Read More
TechCrunch Europe is proud to announce the first tranche of events we’re planning this year. Now, before anyone gets upset that their city or event is not on this list, please be aware this is what we are putting our efforts into right now. We are working on adding more events at other times in the year. We’ve set up ticketing sites for you now so you can actually go and get early bird ticket prices right now. See below for details.
From now on, each month we’ll be doing an ‘Upcoming Event’ post covering our own upcoming events, those we’re partnering with and those we think are of particular, special interest to the tech community. To enquire about formal media partnership with TechCrunch Europe please contact our commercial partnerships manager Petra(@)TwistedTree.co.uk in the first instance. To keep TechCrunch Europe informed of your upcoming event, get in touch with editorial. Also see our RSS and Twitter feed to keep up to date. → Read More
Our video streaming partner for The Europas Awards last night was Techfluff.tv, which also produces awesome corporate videos under the Newspepper brand, featuring the irrepressible Hermione Way. Here’s their take on the event: The first part of our panel on “Where is Europe now?” featuring Sarah Lacy, Tariq Krim, Stefan Glaenzer, Brent Hoberman and Michael Birch. The second part of the panel: The third part of the panel: Here’s a little impromptu moment after the awards. Thanks everyone! And below are the official pictures from the event so far. Please go and add a tag with your name (e.g. “mikebutcher”) on the images on Flickr so we know how to title them. Images are available for non-commercial use (for instance you are welcome to add them to your blog post or company site in your coverage of the awards). If you require any photos in print quality, you can get them directly from our photographer Dirk Lindner. BTW, you may recall the rather odd lady who tried and failed to present an award. Introduced as Susan Thompson from Nexus Ventures, she looked like she was having an asthma attack onstage before she was whisked off. However, she was actually comedian and former T4 presenter Olivia Lee filming a segment for her new show for Comedy Central. We thought it would be funny… well…. at least it was for the first minute or so! Here is more coverage of The Europas: Press/Media Computer Weekly: Highlights of TechCrunch’s Europas Netzwertig.com (Germany) TechCrunch kürt Europas beste Startups: Spotify sahnt ab Startwerk (Switzerland): “Poken, Amiando und Amazee waren ganz vorne dabei” [Google translation to English] TechCrunch France: Retour sur la Cérémonie des Europas, Londres Capitale du Web Européen? [ "At a European awards ceremony, is London the Capital of the European Web?" Google English translation ] ArcticStartup: Spotify And SoundCloud Winning At The Europas Photos Steph Bouchet (@rougefrog): Awesome FB photos The Official Photos on Flickr Great photos from The Traveling Geeks Nice set of Facebook Photos Zendesk photos: on FB here More FB photos Another Flickr set Video Dancing, Europas Style (Facebook video) Blogs @susiweaser gives us the low-down on @TCEurope’s Europa awards Smarta.com: TechCrunch hails European tech stars TechCrunch Europas: Awards for everybody and a kicker for the next 12 months Simply the best – Huddle.net wins the Europas Award The Europas: The Winners Champagne Random Mel: Techcrunch Europas rawked! TechCrunch Europas: → Read More
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