Who was the winner of TechCrunch 50 last year? Who hosts the TechCrunch conferences? How much are tickets?
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Current prices for the 2009 TechCrunch50 conference are:
$995 - Special Recession Buster - through May 31 (limited to 500 tickets; 50% off early-bird rates)
$1,495 - Extra Early Bird - June 1 through June 30
$1,995 - Early Bird - July 1 through July 31
$2,995 - Regular Admission - August 1 forward (based on availability)
More information on current ticket prices can be found at the official TechCrunch50 website: http://www.techcrunch50.com/2009/blog/get-tickets/
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Here is Yammer's profile:
http://www.techcrunch50.com/2008/conference/presenter.php?presenter=53
Here is the press release about Yammer winning:
http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/09/10/yammer-takes-techcrunch50s-top-prize/
You can see the (intelligent and surprisingly entertaining) David Sacks (CEO of Yammer) on the latest episode of This Week in Startups:
The full David Sacks episode:
http://blip.tv/play/g7RBgYXTcZaqNg
The website for TWiST:
http://thisweekinstartups.com/
It's a rather lengthy episode but well worth the time because @jasoncalacanis, Sacks and @lonharris talk about some very interesting topics including Yammer.
The costs for Techcrunch50 can be found here:
http://www.techcrunch50.com/2009/blog/get-tickets/
I was even crazy awesome lucky enough to WIN a ticket from This Week in Startups which may explain my shameless shilling and plugging of the show. Even if I didn't win, I'd still mention it because it really is a good Internet business show.
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