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November 16, 2006

Let’s Get This Party Started!

Nick Gonzalez

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The TechCrunch New York Party kicks off in three hours, 7 PM EST, at BED in Manhattan.

The final guest list is here, although it doesn’t include sponsor attendees and press. All attendees should have received an email confirmation of the party as well. If you have an email confirmation but do not see your name on the list, just bring a printout of the email to the event. We have some good news - the entire wait list will be admitted to the rooftop area, and we’ll let as many of these people into the main area as BED allows.

Sponsor Information

For TechCrunch Meetup 8 attendees — be ready to draw your mobile at the sight of partyStrands, the latest in interactive music entertainment projected on BED’s state-of-the-art-screens. With a simple text message (alias + artist) you will be able to influence the music and request a favorite artist from our music library. You can also interact with other partygoers via text messages sent to the screen, or email your pictures to the display, or even participate in votings. All the info about partyStrands is here.

If you cannot make TechCrunch Meetup 8, don’t despair! You can also follow the party online or through your mobile. Just connect to partystrands.com/tc8, or mobile.partystrands.com/tc8 to follow what music is being played real time, and what pictures and text messages are being sent by partygoers from inside the party. Be sure to join us and check out what people are doing and what people are saying!

Thanks again to our great list of sponsors, which keeps these events free to attendees:

Partner Level
Compete.com HitTail
Communications Sponsor
Creative Concepts
Entertainment Sponsor
PartyStrands
Marketing Sponsor
BuddyLube
Product Launch Sponsor
Me.dium
Product Level Sponsors
RightMedia Eurekster Genius BlogTalkRadio Helium Conduit Gotuit CivilNetizen Citizenbay Multiply Cozmo Media AOL Freewebs Snap Top10Media DoubleClick
Event Level Sponsors
Polaris Photobucket Audiovox AdaptiveBlue New Europe Venture CacheFly

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  1. Jeff

    November 16th, 2006 at 1:17 pm

    Dammit!!! I would have stayed in New York today if I would have known the roof would be open. Oh well, the Network2 party was good too……

  2. Kyle

    November 16th, 2006 at 1:37 pm

    A throw back to the Business 2.0 article…

    “And occasionally there are bonuses. With little effort, Arrington got dozens of sponsors, mostly Web 2.0 startups and VCs, to bankroll the party he held at August Capital. So after a night of revelry, Arrington had pocketed an extra $50,000. Now that’s something to blog about.”

  3. Ken Berger

    November 16th, 2006 at 1:52 pm

    After attending and throwing so many Valley parties, I’m looking fwd to seeing how the Valley hysteria translates to a Manhattan setting. See you there.

  4. Vik

    November 16th, 2006 at 5:11 pm

    Damn, I’m so sad that I won’t be at this party. I guess I’ll just have to enjoy this party vicariously through you all :-(

  5. David Mackey

    November 16th, 2006 at 7:19 pm

    How is the party going?

  6. Drama 2.0

    November 16th, 2006 at 8:46 pm

    Receiving reports of 5 streakers.

  7. Sal

    November 16th, 2006 at 9:43 pm

    The party was fun, I am glad I went. Too bad it was such a rainy, windy night out… I definitely met some cool people though…

  8. Alex Iskold

    November 16th, 2006 at 9:55 pm

    Watch for the highlights on Read/WriteWeb soon…

  9. Kevin Fischer

    November 17th, 2006 at 5:57 am

    Do the sponsors pay for the alcohol?

  10. Lajo

    November 17th, 2006 at 5:58 am

    Check out some photos here: http://www.partystrands.com/tc8/photo/all

  11. Vik

    November 17th, 2006 at 7:52 am

    Wow, just looked at the pics. Mike is definitely the MAN, the lead PIMP! I noticed that there were a handful of hotties at the party. So, did anyone get lucky? Please, do share :-)

  12. JpMaxMan

    November 17th, 2006 at 8:10 am

    Not to be a critic, BUT, here goes. I loved the concept of this and really enjoyed some of the product demos. The people were cool, the concept was cool, but the venue just was not. If I was 22 years old on X it would have been perfect. The free coors light and wine was a nice touch, but when I went to order a cocktail it was $12 for a weak poor. And then the bouncer guy who wouldn’t let me put my beer on the table (with a table cloth) that the food was on while I tried to text into the partystrands. What is that? I realize this attitude and price is standard for these clubs, but I guess that’s my point why have this at a club? My suggestion, rent out a wharehouse in brooklyn with plenty of space for lots of people and product demos with premium beer kegs. I think it would be less expensive and more fun. Anyway, again nice concept and great peops just a little rant about the venue choice ;)

  13. Johnny C.

    November 17th, 2006 at 8:45 am

    Hey guys, let me know if you ever hold one in Toronto!

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