Re:Non-US based startups
by gamechangr on Friday February 24, 2012 @10:30PM
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I think you are reading into my comments. I believe there are many great european products!! I would like to help get the word out that there are good startup incubators in europe.
These are some great links. You lost me on the first couple (startupbootcamp is a two day conference) (seedcamp is a good company,but not a startup incubator)
I had not heard of Hackfwd and springboard. Both look to be the real deal. I'm excited to see innovation in every city and nation.
In America these are a couple of the good ones:
http://techcocktail.com/top-15-us-startup-accelerators-ranke...
Paul Graham has a strong opinion on the matter of why:
Re:Non-US based startups
by hiromichan on Saturday February 25, 2012 @05:38AM
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Sorry gamechangr, I think I might have got some links wrong..
This was the program: http://www.seedcamp.com/ :) it is the biggest one in europe at the moment of speaking even though I particularly like the hackfwd philosphy :). If you look at their videos you will get what I mean :)
At Startupbootcamp istead they define themselves as a mentorship based program: http://www.startupbootcamp.org/details/
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Re:Non-US based startups
by gamechangr on Saturday February 25, 2012 @11:11AM
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I liked the hackfwd as well.
here is the list of the just the most famous:
www.startupbootcamp.org www.seedcamp.org www.hackfwd.com www.springboard.com www.theopenfund.com
There is a lot going on in the tech community at the moment in Europe, even though we do not tend to concentrate all that is happening in a few places.
Just to name a few these are all european brewed products:
soundcloud.com soup.io 46elks.com circleme.com newscurve.com blossom.io blog.weavly.com newsgrape.com pocketgui.de txtr.com spreadshirt.net
I am sure you have lots in the states that we don't get to know of too.
I think with all that has been going on historically we tend not to found companies but to do other stuff for fun :)
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