We are applying to Next Berlin 2013 !

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And we need you to vote for us! The web community has to choose between the top 30 best startups among 70 candidates. Then, the jury will pick up 12 finalists who will get the chance to pitch on the Next Berlin startup’s stage, April 23rd & 24th.

Startupers coming from the whole European scene are applying to pitch their projects, in three categories: internet ecosystem (hey guys !), digital media and telecommunication.

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Et nous avons besoin de vos votes pour y arriver ! Les internautes choisiront les 30 meilleures startups parmi 70 participants. Un jury retiendra 12 finalistes qui auront la chance de pitcher au Next, les 23 et 24 avril prochains.

Les startupers de toute la scène européenne concourent pour pitcher leurs projets, partagés en 3 catégories: Internet Ecosystem (coucou c’est nous !), Digital Media et Telecommunications.

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