7 Startups Proving Berlin Is A Startup Badass

http://tech.li/2011/12/7-startups-proving-berlin-is-a-startup-empire-in-the-making/

by MortonL • 15 years ago

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rmoriz• 15 years ago

6wunderkinder.de is definitly missing.

Also there is a huge split in between the copy-cat businesses usually operated by the samwer brothers and the next generation startups like soundcloud, 6wunderkinder, wooga and others.

wattjustin• 15 years ago

I was thinking the exact same thing while reading this. Wunderkinder is missing and the majority of these companies are copy-cat businesses. Granted, Wunderlist is a to do app which there isn't a shortage of, but they've managed to keep their product free while maintaining cloud sync, great UI, and relevance among its productivity community. Meanwhile they opted to include a general "rebate networks" and deal network companies. This is my long-winded way of saying this list is mediocre and Wunderkinder deserves to be on a list like this.

casemorton• 15 years ago

Just checking out Wunderkinder for the first time. Thanks for passing it along. I've never heard of most of these companies before, but I'm glad to see something other than SanFran startups.

adaml_623• 15 years ago

What's funny is how SoundCloud shows up in articles about London's startup scene as well. http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2011/nov/27/tech-city-dig...

For the record all their jobs are in Berlin so score 1 for the Germans and -1 for british journalism :-) http://soundcloud.com/jobs

idanb• 15 years ago

Soundcloud has offices in London. They just opened up a new office in SF recently as well. But you're right in that their main HQ is definitely in Berlin, although were originally founded in Sweden!

Amazing company!

kellysutton• 15 years ago

I'll be working out of Berlin for a month or two early next year. Looking forward to it.

Jd• 15 years ago

Sorry to say this, but it sounds pitiful when the final line of your number 1 startup is "even attracting attention and investment from Hollywood bigwigs such as Madonna’s manager Guy Oseary and Ashton Kutcher."

That said, I'll be in Berlin this weekend to check out the scene.

7 Startups Proving Berlin Is A Startup Badass

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