Image from WikipediaRelated articles on bottom, plus see also:
Imitation Is Flattery? Or Just Bad for Entrepreneurs?
and
Let’s Get Real: Business is Not Personal
http://guidewiregroup.wordpress.com/2008/04/03/lets-get-real-business-is-not-personal/
and
Taking the payola out of DEMO-ing: The TechCrunch 20 Conference (or, I'm back in the conference business baby!) (2007)
http://www.calacanis.com/2007/01/31/taking-the-payola-out-of-demo-ing-the-techcrunch-20-conference/
and
Demo verses Techcrunch - Strategy Flaw for Techcrunch
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Memo to Chris Shipley: Luca Brasi Sleeps With the Fishes!
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Demo and TechCrunch50: Something By Euripedes?
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You only get to lose your virginity once
Arrington: ‘Demo needs to die’
Excerpt:
"The scheduling of the TechCrunch 50 conference, which was announced Wednesday, has pit it directly against DemoFall, a long-standing event geared toward entrepreneurs and their products.
And while TechCrunch founder Michael Arrington and CEO Heather Harde insisted in interviews late Wednesday that their selection of September 8-10, 2008, as the dates for TechCrunch 50 was about the availability of an affordable San Francisco venue, Arrington also made his feelings about Demo clear.
"Demo needs to die," Arrington said in the interview. "It's just an old-school model...It clearly involves pay to play, and what we're offering is better.""
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