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The top 35 startups Techcrunch missed out on for April 2012
- chris123 15y agoA couple of interesting ones on that list. Best wishes to them. Question regarding your site, StartupPlays.com: When did it start (cause this is my first time seeing it).
- francov88 15y agoHey Chris, We started as a simple splash page back in November 2011 and got covered in TechCrunch with our official launch in late Jaurary with our full launch: http://techcrunch.com/2012/01/17/startupplays-offers-an-affordable-virtual-alternative-to-startup-accelerators/ http://techcrunch.com/2012/01/17/startupplays-offers-an-affo... Hope you find the concept interesting, lots more coming down the pipe this summer, follow along @StartupPlays Cheers, Franco
- thatusertwo 15y agoThere are so many 'start-ups', everyone and their cousin has a web product/company. How can I even know what ones to try when 20 'groups' are doing the same thing?
- chehoebunj 15y agoCreate a Gladiator arena and place the "groups" within it. Let them fight amongst themselves until a clear victor rises. When all is said and done, decide the startups fate by granting them a "thumbs up" or a nothing at all. (on facebook)
- bsphil 15y agoMeetings.io sounded like a decent idea, but since I didn't have a webcam I was denied entry to my own room. Bummer. I get that the point is to have face-to-face video chat without signing up for a service, but can't people who don't have a webcam participate too? List is too long to bother trying out everything. Feels like a tech version of a Cosmo list of "35 new ways to please your man!"