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1. it's the perfect event for start-ups in these years...
   well - there are 2 kinds of demo-ers:
   
   - ventured entrepreneurs - they have to spend money on smth, right? And since the "new generation" of start-ups doesn't burn cash as five years ago...
   
   - not-yet financed start-ups - hoping to find interested VCs - since they are an important part of the participants
   
   Both types also have a vague interest in demoing products to potential customers... But that comes kind of second.
   radu ionescu said at 10:09 on 30 January
2. not exactly
   Not all startups are looking necesarily for VC money. Some are boostrapping and are doing just fine - I think it is also the case of Sproutit.
   
   Besides, DEMO is one of the most intersting events of the year
   dragos said at 11:03 on 30 January
3. It is cool
   I've been listening to tens of podcast from the past editions - check http://podtech.net/
   
   And yeah, usually lots of cool companies (with cooler business models) demo there.
   
   On VCs - it's somewhere in between... It's also the PR around the event that's bringing demo-ers.
   
   But it's sure a great event. Check the podcast with the organiser on the feb edition (which will be next week):
   http://www.podtech.net/?p=287
   radu ionescu said at 11:39 on 30 January
4. demo that proves I'm right
   http://avc.blogs.com/a_vc/2006/02/demo.html
   radu ionescu said at 16:53 on 07 February

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