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Event Details
TechCrunch UK Dinner
An informal evening with US-based Internet entrepreneur Scott Rafer, CEO of Lookery.com, and former CEO of MyBlogLog, which was acquired by Yahoo! last year for $10 million.
We heard he'd be in London, so we thought of throwing a quick dinner to get some startups together!
(PLEASE NOTE: This is a "Ticket Only" Event, which means you'll need to have purchased a ticket prior to the event. Price includes dinner and wine).
BIO:
Scott Rafer has been helping Internet publishers and users jump on What’s Right Now! since 1995. Today, that means delivering services for social publishing and discovery. Scott is CEO of Lookery, as well as co-founder of Mashery and chairman of Winksite. Lookery is an ad network and user-targeting service that is supporting the growth of social applications starting with Facebook. Mashery manages API and developer programs on behalf of web services providers including Facebook app providers. Winksite helps publishers large and small assemble active mobile communities around their brands based on the content they already syndicate. Just before all that, he was CEO of MyBlogLog until Yahoo! acquired the company in January 2007. Before MyBlogLog, Scott tried to build blog/RSS search companies in both 1998 & 2003. Before the first dotcom boom, Rafer led Internet products group Kodak Hollywood, worked in investment banking at Needham & Company, and graduated from the M&T Program at UPenn.
More info:
http://www.lookery.com
http://www.mybloglog.com/buzz/members/rafer
http://www.linkedin.com/in/rafer
Venue:
"Kaslik"
(Lebanese Restaurant )
58 Greek Street
Soho
London, W1D 3DY
Nearest Transport: Tottenham Court Road
020 7851 1585
Further enquiries:
Mike Butcher
TechCrunch UK & Ireland
mike(@)mbites.com
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Date
Thursday, May 8, 2008
Time
7:00 pm - 10:00 pm
Location
West End London, London United Kingdom
Map
Google
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TechCrunch UK & Ireland
TechCrunch UK & Ireland is a blog covering Web 2.0 and Mobile start-ups. TechCrunch UK is part of the TechCrunch Network. It is edited by Mike Butcher.
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