Media Guild Blog

E has been voted as best start-up during The Next Web conference is Amsterdam. The social networking tool, meant to bridge the real and virtual world, was elected as best start-up by the jury as well as the audience of the conference.

After their successful pitch (see blog below) on Thursday, the reward came on Friday: E won the competition out of 20 ambitious start-ups! But that was not the only good news for E last week. During The Next Web the Guild Members announced that Khris Loux, CEO of JS-Kit in Silicon Valley, signed up to be part of their board. And if that’s not enough; Facebook, LinkedIn, MySpace, YouTube, Twitter, Hyves, Netlog, Bebo, Vimeo, Blogger, Digg and many more social networks are now connected with E. (more…)

Yesterday E had the honor to pitch at The Next Web conference. Out of 200 start-ups E was selected to announce their latest developments on main stage. The most important one; the prototypes arrived.

Pitching at the main stage of The Next Web was a big opportunity for the guys of Hello my name is E. 900 internet professionals from over 25 countries came to Amsterdam for The Next Web Conference. The most influential entrepreneurs, VCs, thought leaders, corporations, developers, industry bloggers and journalist were present at the conference. Twitter shows E’s pitch was successful. Within half an hour after the pitch over 80 tweets appeared, all being very positive.

Internal guild members Mijn Naam is Haas were featured on Amsterdam’s AT5 television channel, after beating fellow company IJsfontein in a public vote. Check below for the footage (Dutch).

After numerous written interviews, Renato’s E was recently invited for a video interview with well known Dutch marketing website marketing facts. Have a look below for the full interview as posted on vimeo.

Interview My Name is E from mfredactie on Vimeo.

FEM Business presents E as the follow up of Poken. That’s how we like to hear it! In the latest edition of the magazine an interview with Paul Geurts, founder of E. Curious? Read the article (in Dutch).