It’s Not Just Twitter And Facebook. Disrupt Is An App Platform, Too.
Posted on May 23, 2010 at 23:04 PM EDT
Facebook, Twitter, and other places people gather, socialize and share, have turned out to be ideal app platforms. At TechCrunch Disrupt , we're taking this trend offline. Disrupt is our media and technology conference starting tomorrow. Check out our amazing agenda . And yes, we will sell tickets at the door. Disrupt-as-platform started yesterday with our developer-packed Hack Day and Scrapyard Challenge, whose winners —including a team that built an app to play Super Mario Brothers by blinking—will be returning to Disrupt to demo to the 1,500-strong (and still growing) crowd on Wednesday. Disrupt will continue as a platform tomorrow during the show, with a load of interactive apps and experiences designed to engage our guests—from apps to help the audience vote for the best startups onstage and in the Startup Alley to geo-mobile games based that can only be played by attendees . I'm going to call out the sponsors specifically who've thrown a lot of energy, talent and moolah at making Disrupt their platform.