DC Tech Get Exposed at SXSW

There's a good chance that several of these SXSW attendees are from DC. And some will compete in the 5th annual startup accelerator that starts today, including Zoomdata, ReelGenie, Tista Games, and Home Team Therapy. Zoomdata co-founder Justin Langseth told us before he left with his 16-person team that one of the best ways to get exposure at the 25,000-attendee tech portion of the event was competing in the accelerator. 500 applicants were narrowed down to 48, who will present their tech. From there, 18 will move on to another round and one winner will be selected from the six industry categories. The prize: some tech toys, SXSW badges, and exposure.

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