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1. Web 2.0 Summit at San Francisco, California

   Web 2.0 startup conference.

   http://www.web2con.com/

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2. The Supernova Conference

   The Supernova conference focuses on the technology-driven transformation of computing, communications, digital media, and business.
   
   

   http://www.supernova2007.com/

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3. TechCrunch40 Conference

   Forty of the hottest new startups from around the world will announce and demo their products over a two day period at TechCrunch40. And they don't pay a cent to do this. They will be selected to participate based on merit alone. In fact, we're even offering a $50,000 cash award and lining up other in-kind services and awards from a generous group of corporate sponsors.
   
   

   http://www.techcrunch40.com/2007/index.php

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4. BarCamp wiki - The password is c4mp.

   The password is c4mp.
   
   http://www.avrupa100.com/button.php?u=dermanonline

   http://www.barcamp.org/

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5. DEMO.com > Home

   DEMO is the premier launch venue for new products, technologies, and companies. The nation's top technology executives and IT professionals, venture capitalists, business development executives, journalists and analysts attend DEMO to get the first look at the emerging products and services that will ignite the technology landscape and challenge the status quo.
   
   

   http://www.demo.com/

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6. Entrepreneur27 » The Premier Events for Young Entrepreneurs in

   The Premier Events for Young Entrepreneurs in Silicon Valley.
   
   http://c18.statcounter.com/counter.php?sc_project=1928612&java=0&security=758e892e&invisible=1

   http://www.entrepreneur27.org/

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7. TECH cocktail

   TECH cocktail is series of social mixer event founded by Frank Gruber and Eric Olson aimed at having some fun amplifying the technology signal and better connecting the community.
   
   

   http://www.techcocktail.com/blog/

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8. Y Combinator

   Y Combinator is a new kind of venture firm specializing in funding early stage startups. We help startups through what is for many the hardest step, from idea to company. We invest mostly in software and web services. And because we are ourselves technology people, we prefer groups with a lot of technical depth. We care more about how smart you are than how old you are, and more about the quality of your ideas than whether you have a formal business plan.
   
   

   http://ycombinator.com/

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