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October 8th, 2007 at 3: 25 pm PDT from what i saw of the techcrunch40 video, WooMe may have a more compelling proposition, (still waiting for my alpha invite) with user generated topics for sessions, people filtering by attributes beyond location and previewing people in joined sessions. i am not personally looking for a “romantic” relationship, but see a lot of value for real time face to face video and audio introductions for all sorts of other reasons. in the past, i have used tools like craigslist for finding a roommate (when i first moved to sf from ny) and think WooMe would have provided a better platform for filtering through all post responses without having to go down to the local starbucks to meet face to face. in fact, i have recently been looking for a yoga partner in san francisco and could really use the WooMe service now. if only they would send me an invite code! reply

SpeedDate: Matchmaking for Hyper-Busy Singles Mark Hendrickson 2005

I’d even open this up to more companies – take it back to the techcrunch40 if need be and invite the top 5 to present in the final session.

2008 September « Squash 2008

I’d even open this up to more companies – take it back to the techcrunch40 if need be and invite the top 5 to present in the final session.

Our TechCrunch50 Demopit experience – next year open the event with Demopit ‘all-in’ « Squash 2008

Isn’t this the entire concept of Mint? all of your credit cards and financial information in one place, and not only do they store it, they analyze it for you … yet this won at techcrunch40 and has been praised … you guys really don’t think there’s a disconnect here?

Conflicts Of Interest: Why Do Microsoft, AOL, Yahoo, Red Hat And Others Support The National ID Card? Michael Arrington 2005