VentureBeat’s 30-second pitch contest, formerly known as WinSXSW, is going strong. And it’s not too late to enter for a shot at more than $100,000 in prizes and investment — not to mention coverage, glory, fame, and honor.
This year, with a more agile VentureBeat-Buzzstarter team, we were able to interview 160 startups throughout different events at SXSW. This doesn’t include the videos that startups have created themselves and uploaded through the contest site.
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And don’t forget to vote for your favorites!
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Check back on VentureBeat on Monday, March 24, to find out who the ultimate winners are.
In the meantime, here are the winners from the first three days of voting:
Locus Social, Inc.’s Mapulse is a mobile app available for iOS that lets you discover location based trends and photos in real time:
PixC (turns average images into awesome ones by editing and removing the background) was the second-day winner. Caution: We shot this one at a party, and the sound is very loud. Turn down your speakers before you click play:
Macho (a multimodal travel search engine) was the day three winner:
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