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My Dutch housebreaking friends would like your startup news. Or they might pay you a visit…

January 8th, 2008 Leave a comment Go to comments

The Next Web Blog and associated April 2008 Conference in Amsterdam has been featured on TechCrunch, with Michael Arrington fondly remembering the time the guys behind The Next Web visited his house to pitch him on their Fleck project.

Arrington says:

“Anyone that aggressive, and that lacking in basic common sense and decency, is sure to turn up with a good story every once in a while. Check it out and let me know what you think.”

I think Michael has his tongue slightly in his cheeck, and I can personally vouch for the fact that these guys have a lot of common sense and decency – that’s why I will be attending the Next Web Conference, and why I am one of the Next Web’s WebTipr’s.

So if you are a UK Web Startup, an Irish Web Startup, a Scottish Web Startup, a Welsh Web Startup, or an English Web Startup, do get in touch with your news.

Leah Culver, CEO at Powne, will appear at The Next Web 2008Further news on the April Conference is the participation of Leah Culver, CEO at Pownce, who joins a lineup that already includes Robert Scoble, Werner Vogels and Gil Penchina.

Current List of Speakers at The Next Web, April 3-4 2008, Amsterdam >>

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