The Europas Shortlist: Our nominees for the best in Europe
TechCrunch UK Jul 06 09The Europas, the Tecrunch Europe Awards 2009 for European and EMEA tech companies, will be held on July 9 in London. Over 400 entrants were voted on by the industry and these results merged with those from 19 expert advisors. Here are the shortlisted nominees in each category: The Europas Shortlist: Best Web Application Or Service (EMEA) The [...] Full story...
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Apple iPad? How about a little German innovation instead
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Skype legend Morten Lund to rock GeeknRolla, April 20, London
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