According to Matthew Prince, CEO of CloudFlare, the service that makes websites faster and more secure, he and co-founder Michelle Zatlyn, had their heart set on launching at TechCrunch Disrupt ever since it was called TechCrunch50. They eventually got their chance - though not at TC50. Instead, CloudFlare�ended up as runner-up to Qwiki�at TechCrunch Disrupt SF 2010. But their story is a good one to tell, because it demonstrates that you don't have to take home the trophy to win.
lunedì 3 settembre 2012
From Disrupt Runner-Up To $22 Million In Funding, CloudFlare Tells All
According to Matthew Prince, CEO of CloudFlare, the service that makes websites faster and more secure, he and co-founder Michelle Zatlyn, had their heart set on launching at TechCrunch Disrupt ever since it was called TechCrunch50. They eventually got their chance - though not at TC50. Instead, CloudFlare�ended up as runner-up to Qwiki�at TechCrunch Disrupt SF 2010. But their story is a good one to tell, because it demonstrates that you don't have to take home the trophy to win.
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