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skip to content home about ( frsa ) is 'editor at large' of techcrunch , the biggest breaking news site about the world’s hottest tech companies. mike has been named one of the top 50 most influential britons in technology by the daily telegraph. as well as being a long-time writer, broadcaster and editor mike is also co-founder of techhub ( @techhub ), a project to merge a thriving community with office space for fast-moving startups. mike has written for uk national newspapers and magazines including the financial times, the guardian, the times, the daily telegraph and the new statesman. he is a former editor of new media age magazine, the leading new media weekly in the uk, and the european edition of the industry standard magazine. since 1996 he has launched or re-launched numerous media web sites and in 2000 he was nominated as netmedia's european internet journalist of the year. in 2004 he was voted 'one of the 100 innovators of the uk internet decade' by gfk nop, the fourth-largest custom research business in the world. in july 2008 he was put at no. 47 out of the top 100 people in london's creative industry by the independent newspaper and the hospital club . in august 2008 techcrunch europe was awarded the best “web 2.0 and business blog” in the uk, by the readers of computer weekly magazine. in 2009 it was named as one of the top 10 blogs out of the uk. also in 2009 he was named one of the top 10 bloggers on twitter in the uk. in october 2009 he was named one of the top 50 most influential britons in technology by the daily telegraph. in april 2010 he was in wired uk's top 100 influencer list , again in 2011 , in 2012 and in 2014 . in april 2010 techcrunch europe was shortlisted in the specialist digital publisher category of the prestigious uk-based association of online publishers’ digital publishing awards. in november 2010 he was named as one of london's most influential people in new media and "king of dotcom commentators " by the evening standard newspaper . he has been listed as one of the top 100 most influential people on twitter in the uk. he has spoken at the prestigious monaco media forum, le web, web summit and dld among many other conferences. mike is a regular commentator on the technology business, appearing on bbc news, sky news, cnbc, channel 4 and bloomberg. mike has advised the uk prime minister on tech startups, served on the mayor of london’s digital advisory board, the ‘smart london’ board and been a technology ambassador for london. mike's personal blog is mbites , while he twitters as @mikebutcher . email: mike [at] techcrunch [dot] com how to pitch me a story for techcrunch: read this twitter error: twitter did not respond. please wait a few minutes and refresh this page. bambuserstream audioboo latest tracks by mikebutcher flickr mobypictures ← older posts #tech4europe joins #marchforeurope posted on july 2, 2016 by share this post #tech4europe joins #march4europe facebook event page you’re in tech / tech startups and you want to #marchforeurope? then march with us! we’ll be meeting in hyde park opposite the dorchester hotel. i’ll be be wearing a techcrunch t-shirt! make signs! saying #tech4europe! make signs saying #tech4europe! make any sign you want! just come! details: meet 10.30am in hyde park directly opposite the dorchester hotel. here is our route and instructions: http://bit.ly/tech4europe follow #tech4europe on twitter to find where we are. then we will join the march. the march finishes officially at 4.pm once we’re all done we’ll be meeting for a drink at the southbank centre from 4.30/5pm. once again follow #tech4europe to follow us. i will tweet updates from @mikebutcher want to stay on touch afterwards? put your email in here. see you there! posted in uncategorized | 2 comments two years ago today i found myself on newsnight talking about whatsapp posted on february 20, 2016 by share this post two years ago today i found myself on bbc’s newsnight sitting in front of jeremy paxman at 11.10pm. twenty minutes earlier i’d been in a pub in shoreditch, relaxing after work on a friday night. two pints and one g&t in, i was alerted that facebook had bought whatsapp for $19bn, one of the biggest startup acquisitions in history. newsnight’s producer rang me and asked me to get in a cab to make it to the studio in time to talk about it. that meant getting from east london to west. i was slightly ‘caught short’. so as i hit the rest-room, my mate bryce helpfully flagged down a black cab. jumping in and telling the driver to literally “step on it” i made bbc broadcasting house in time to race down into the studio and sit in the chair opposite paxman. he didn’t look up from his notes while some vt was playing, but then turned to me and said “we’re on in 30 seconds.” the only thing i hadn’t expected was having to explain “virtual goods” to jeremy paxman in the middle of a newsnight interview… you can watch a 2 minute section of the interview here . posted in uncategorized | 3 comments the press release is dead — use this instead posted on july 1, 2015 by share this post i’m quite tired of dealing with millions of tech entrepreneurs (these days there are a hell of a lot of you) and (some) pr people who have zero clue how to pitch me/techcrunch/the media. their pitches are long-winded and rambling. they ask if they could ‘send some more information’. listen, i have no idea if it’s interesting or not until you send it! many just ask me out to lunch or coffee. (thanks, but i prefer drinks, and i also prefer drinks with my *actual friends* — fine if you have somehow become someone i like to drink with!). even worse, they haven’t read this post or seen my presentation on how to deal with tech media. you see, if i took all these offers up i’d never have to pay for food or coffee again. (here are a few ideas about why asking for lunch/coffee isn’t a great idea ). but i’d also never get any work done. yes, it is always better to try and form a working relationship with a journalist before pitching them an idea you think they might want to look into. it is always better to research what the journalist generally writes about and who their title is aimed at. but you are not going to get your ‘foot in the door’ unless your first interactions are concise and to the point. in the main all the questions listed below are the stock standard questions i would ask of any startup i had never heard of before. and they apply much more to new startups who have no clue how to approach the media. but, incredibly, i still get some pr people who can’t cover off these basic questions in their opening gambit. in either case, their opening lines are often a short email which amounts to “hi, we exist. can we have a post on techcrunch now?” this, of course is utterly stupid. the most solid pitches come when the startup relates what they do to a current news story of the day. for instance, say apple just came out with a new kind of headphone, and your startup has a product relevant to music or headphones. that is when you should jump all over the media – while your story is current and you can get into the tail-wind of a hot story. not 6 months later when we’ve all moved on and forgotten about headphones. many opening gambits are very simplistic emails which don’t answer basic questions. many even say (why?!) “can i send you a press release?”. are you kidding me? are you really kidding me? please don’t ask this. just. send. it. the alternative is me wasting wasting a minute or so of my life replying to you with something like “hey, so i have no idea if you should send me your press release or not because you know what’s in it and i don’t. so ok, sure, knock yourself out. join the party in my inbox.” (btw you should read this piece on why your follow-up emails usually don’t work). you are going to save us all time — and visits to psychiatrists — by simply addressing some basic questions first. in the industry, this called the narrative. mostl

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