We are really looking forward to the week at SeedCamp in London. I believe that even IF (!) it possibly will not find the next Google 
, something good will come for everyone attending. Tech Blog at Financial Times wrote a piece on the event announcing the 20 finalists and mentions Tablefinder as one of the finalists.
Regards,
Anders Fredriksson, CEO
Tablefinder hits the news again. Below are two Swedish articles about seeking venture funding. I had a nice meeting with Hans Otterling at NorthZone Ventures, and Computer Sweden was there to make a story about entrepreneurs meeting venture capitalists.
Riskkapitalister på turné - Computer Sweden
"Det är nu det är läge" - Computer Sweden
Regards,
//Anders Fredriksson
Swedish leading financial website E24 wrote about venture capital around web2.0 companies. We were mentioned as an example. E24.se: Problem för webb 2.0
I don't agree at all with the writers suggestion that we might be entering a new bubble. The fact that there are an increasing number of startups entering the DeadPool is the most important sign of that we are not entering a new bubble. As Michael Arrington at Techcrunch nicely puts it in this post, shutting down companies is a good thing in a crowded market. The difference the last time was that everyone believed that all ideas could work, and no companies were shut down… until the end when they all went bankrupt. So keep investing!
Regards,
//Anders Fredriksson
Tablefinder in Swedish newspaper Ny Teknik (article in Swedish): NU LOCKAR NYA WEBBVÅGEN - Ny Teknik
Today it is official. Tablefinder secured a 1.3 million SEK round of financing lead by swedish investment company Start Invest and leading swedish business incubator Chalmers Innovation.
The pressrelease can be found here.
Regards,
Anders Fredriksson, CEO
