Tickets now available.
With our Silicon Valley screening a success, we’re looking ahead to where else we can spread our geekiness. TechCrunch Screenings is heading to Tel Aviv.
This Thursday the 21st at 7pm we’re taking over the main screen in the Globus Movie Theater in Azrieli Center for a screening of the new Star Trek flick. There are 320 seats to fill and hopefully you can be one of those joining us.
We’re taking care of the ticket cost, but there will be a $2 charge just to minimize no-shows. Keep an eye for a follow-up post tomorrow evening Israel time for the sign-up link. Thanks to Jay Yun from Trapster, we’ve got photos of the Screening and Meetup in Silicon Valley after the jump.
Thanks to the sponsors that helped make this screening possible:
Kenshoo is an innovator in Search Engine Marketing (SEM) technology and applications with offices in Tel Aviv, London and San Francisco. MetaCafe, an independent online video site, makes it easy to find videos from top content creators – and help discover new ones. Conduit offers an on-demand Marketing Platform that helps more than 180,000 web publishers put their content and applications on a branded community toolbar to increase their site traffic, revenue and brand loyalty. And Eventbrite for helping with the cost of the tickets.
Star Trek Screening and Meetup – Silicon Valley
Also, thanks to our sponsors that supported the screening in Silicon Valley. Microsoft Live Search, which helps more than 200 million people a month find stuff on the web, bought everyone a soft drink at the theater. Trapster, a location based mobile application that alerts users in real time when they approach speed traps (iphone app here), bought everyone popcorn. SugarSync, a digital life management service that lets user back-up, sync and access documents, photos and music across all of their devices. And Eventbrite for helping with the cost of the tickets.
I’m in
@shmu
Hi Shmu! I’m in too!
Be sure to head over to this and help generate some positive PR for a country that massacred over a thousand civilians including hundreds of children over the new year, enjoy!
xanadu is funny.
Some people tend to fear the truth, but that does not change it. I don’t see what is funny in killing thousands of civilians ?
Given the number of civilian causalities in Iraq, I suggest techcrunch would immediately stop publishing any information about events in Silicon Valley.
Nah. I take this back. If you invade a country with absolutely no reason, I guess that’s OK. If you try to protected your cities from a daily rocket rain, then you should never have free StarTrek screenings.
Damn, I already saw it last week. And I’m from Haifa anyways… I don’t know, should I make the trip down?
Nice movie!
And nice city.
I woulod come but it is too far, I am in NJ..
hehe
howard stern predicted 79 million for the opening weekend. jj abrams said he would give him a mouth hug if he was right. check the numbers.
I don’t mind seeing it a second time.
Where do I sign up?
I don’t mind seeing it a third time.
Where do I sign up?
We’ll publish the sign-up link tonight guys.
Nice initiative! This is a marvelous way to sponsor a constructive event
I will not be able to make it this Thursday, but I’m gonna spread the word.
how does $2 minimize no shows?
I’ll be there
I have to question your geekiness! The movie has already been out a couple of weeks. If we were real geeks, wouldn’t we be standing in line (preferably in the snow or rain) for 2 days before the release? Anyway, it’s a great flick, and I’d love to see it again. Check out The Onion’s news story about it:
http://www.yout...h?v=02LgdXVkXgM
I’m so there
I’ll be there, with Metacafe.
Will be there with some people from Conduit.
Me too me too
(I’ll be glad to see it for the 2nd time)
My wife didn’t want to see it with me (too geeky for her)
so God sent me this opportunity.
I WILL TAKE IT.
Orly, sace me a seat : )
Me too! Where’s the sign-up link?
Cool – see you there
me2
BTW
why is it that every time a story on TC comes out somebody needs to bring up the political situation?
If the federation and klingons learned to get along after years of war
why can’t we!
Make it so……
Kaaaaaaaaaaaahn!, I’m in. Where do I sign up?
Me too.
Count me in.
Have i really got to say it…..oh well
Beam me up scotty
opps ..
get along
Cool. I’ll try to be there.
I’ll be there with a few people from softwareprojects.com
I’ll be there! So excited!
Do I need to sign up somewhere to make it official?
Yaahooooo!!! (keep cool, keep cool). Hmm, where should I sign in?
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Are children allowed?
My son (10 yrs) would like to come with me.
Of course! Make sure to keep an eye on TechCrunch tonight for the sign-up link.
Tonight PDT or Israel time? There is a ten hour time difference?
I’ll be there!
Oh, hello
Where are we going for drinks afterward?
now you are talking !
How poignant to watch Star Trek in Israel!
A movie about an individual; exacting disproportionate, unrestrained, genocidal, violence out on a population of people with indiscriminate vengeance; because of past, unrelated violence committed upon his people, outside of his victims’ control.
Neiro is so Israel, it’s rather funny!
Why don’t we just take a bunch of land away from some Texans and found another Israel here. Someone could probably manage to have a new “revelation” called “Dudes, I was totally kidding, the holy land is actually in the Texas Panhandle”. I am sure the dusty Texans will be more than happy to give up their land.
PROBLEM….SOLVED!
Go ahead AIPAC, I know you are going to pressure TechCrunch into having honesty and reality squashed….It’s what you do! *sigh*
Texas, let me see, what happened to the previous residents? Oh, yeah, the ones who survived now live on “reservations”.
Maybe we can all just get along now?
Does AIPAC read TechCrunch?
Marc B is funny. And so witty. He has the ability to turn anything into a political post against israel. Even on a nonpolitical site that only talks about technology. Wow. If he keeps it up maybe he can have a standup comedy skit when he grows up.
Geeks we are indeed… it’s the same time as the basketball championship game… I’ll be there anyway. Watch the game later. No spoilers, please
see you all there
and truth be told
it is israel who patrols the Space to protect us from the real terrorist
and the terrorist are really acting like a Klingon warrior who was given a bloody nose by a woman while trying to stab her in the back
Oh is there going to be Mincha before and Mariv after???