News & Updates - Wednesday, January 31, 2007
Paying $15K To Demo Is Still A Great Deal
Today Jason Calacanis and Mike Arrington announced at the Demo event that they would go mano a mano with Demo with the TechCrunch20 event that they plan to launch. The pair must have received some nasty glares from the Demo organizers by calling the conference out for charging presenter as much as $15K to present.
Conference attendees are suckered into thinking that those presenting are the cream of the crop. In our opinion if you have a startup and $15K in your bank account you could do a lot worse than to bribe Chris Shipley and company get on their podium. You are almost guaranteed to get coverage from Infoworld to USAtoday.
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