I would love to network at the confertence and see what might be out there for me. Thanks for the opportunity. Looooove techcrunch

Hope to see you there. It should be a great conference.

I’m planning to make my thesis in the enterprise dealing with Web 2.0, a subject which i like so i’m very interested in sharing things about it and i could learn a lot on this event.

For me LeWeb3 conference deals with the true revolution, when seeing the subject as a revolution in behavior for the people, a new step in democraty, and i want to be there to share on this and make this world more aware of its voice and capability !

I’ve been posting many things on the subject on my blog, just check it out, i’m really in.

Our original plan was to keep our company in stealth mode until the site goes live on the 19th.

Well, there is a change in plan. After a long discussion with my co-founder, I’ve decided to officially introduce our company to the world at NewTeeVee Live, if given the opportunity to attend.

To be clear, the site is still scheduled to go live on the 19th; but I’m going to release the company name at the event, and will provide first details to many attendees, not just potentially strategic ones.

It’s a big change, but one that makes total sense. Like I said before, the timing is impeccable!

No brilliant start-up, fancy degree or secret agendas here. Just a quiet recent college grad working in Silicon Valley who finds video on the Internet incredibly interesting and amazingly exciting. This would be a great opportunity for me to venture out of my shell and start learning about a field I know very little about but find greatly compelling.

Thank you so much for the opportunity.

ps. here are some of the platforms and services we have integrated…(ning, brightcove, mogulus, on2, limelight, drupal, sony anycast, goodbarry, job thread, meebo, chipin, and more…)

I’d love to go. I told Katie (works for OM) last week that I would be going, but have not yet registered. I could sure use a discount! Hopefully, I will have some cool stuff to talk about (re: bebo’s plans in the video space).

Looking orward to meeting you both.

Thanks,
~jose

Jose M. Hernandez | Designer for bebo.com

We would love conference tickets. We are creating the first internet game show network, PlayCafe (www.playcafe.com). We stream live game shows that let everyone be a contestant.

We usually don’t like conferences but this one could be a huge boost. It could let us learn from industry veterans and form potential partnerships to seed our network. It is very relevant and could be a huge boost.

Thanks!

Mark

We’re trying to learn as much as we can about the technical aspects of video production and distribution, as well as best practices for compelling content. Based on the conference agenda, it seems like NewTeeVee would provide a great jump start to our efforts. Because we also collaborate closely with other universities (e.g. Harvard, MIT, etc.), there would be additional leverage for our participation as we share our learnings with our colleagues at other institutions. Finally, I would love the chance to network with others at the conference, to see if there’s any way to partner on educational outreach.

Thanks! Ian

I’m a Berkeley grad student trying to start a company working with online video. I haven’t raised any money yet, but I’ve been working on my idea for nearly a year. Anyway, I have some cool new technology for online video and I’m looking for potential partnership opportunities. I’d love to run my ideas past some people who really know the space to decide the best path for me. This would be a new experience for me because I haven’t been to a conference related to the web before.

Ryan

Please let me know.

We make exciting video shows that star the audience. Our site is scheduled to go live on the 19th, so the timing is impeccable.

You should know that our company is a bit of a rebel. It has multiple revenue models, barriers to entry, and a flexible but long-term growth plan. We are in stealth mode, but I am willing to privately give a sneak peek and provide more details. Under embargo, of course.

Anyways, I dropped out of USC to start the company, and so far it has been entirely financed through debt.

If given the opportunity to go, I will be on the lookout for investors that make a good fit, as well as strategic partners. There are specific attendees that I plan to discuss opportunities with, and NewTeeVee Live will provide the perfect setting to contact them.

Of course, there is also the stellar cast of speakers! I am especially interested in the “Cash for Content?” segment, and in particular, Dennis Miller’s take.

The bottom line is that this event will be the best, most efficient way to kick-start our company’s initiatives.

Thank you for your time!

David

From attending the conference I expect to learn more about where the industry is headed which may in turn influence our path in the future.

Going to this event could be a breakthrough for our company. We are the creators of a live online television network that started in July. The goal of the network is to run a giant statistical test on the lottery, have fun, and win money for charity(over $1,500 already raised). Unfortunately, I spent our conference budget on attending TC40. That conference was certainly worth the expense–we got an angel out of it, a business partner, and dozens of contacts who I’ve been able to help with some of their startups. I know in the long run NewTeeVee could be just as meaningful, but we’ve got to make our seed round last a year and so we have to pass on some great investments such as this. I’m very interested in talking to some of the innovators who will be there, particularly from Mogulus, VideoEgg, Akamai, Ning.

Thanks for the consideration!
Breck

Thanks Mike and Om!

Once we get funded we will be able to afford Techcrunch 20, NewTeeVee Live and Le Web.

Thanks.

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Thanks,

-Fernando