Sep
22
2009

Videos From My TC50 Trip

TC50 was a blast. Lots of startups, action, Geek celebs, the works. My favorite part of the trip was reuniting with my good mates from the Silicon Valley and London tech scene. Below you’ll find two videos. The first showing Robin Wauters’ (TechCrunch Reporter) and Mike Butcher’s (Founder of TechCrunch Europe) feedback regarding this year’s conference.  I shot the video in a beautiful Chinese restaurant we ate at, the oldest Chinese restaurant in SF’s ChinaTown, overlooking the beautiful SF view. Wauters and Butcher talk about their impressions from TC50 this year, what startups they liked the most, what they felt was different this year than last year and more.
The second video is a short interview I did with Randi Zuckerberg at the Digg Swigg event that I was invited to. We discuss what’s new on Facebook, what’s coming up in Facebook’s future and more. Randi is one of the sweetest gals I know. We met at the DLD conference in Munich last year and have kept in touch ever since.

Hope you enjoy ‘em!

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