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November 13, 2013 04:09 am GMT
Last month, a number of us TechCrunchers grabbed our passports and jetted to Berlin, Germany for the first ever Disrupt Europe conference. The tech scene in Berlin is very hot at the moment, so while we were in town, we knocked on the doors of a couple of the city’s startups for TechCrunch TV’s Cribs series. Now, if you were somehow under the impression that tricked-out startup offices are only found in Silicon Valley, this episode will show you just how wrong you are. The headquarters of social gaming startup Wooga in Berlin’s Prenzlauer Berg neighborhood are just as colorful and creative as any place we’ve toured — with the added bonus of being filled with a much more multi-lingual staff (and arguably better beer) than you’d find around these parts. Check out the video embedded above to see Steve Gilmore take us on a tour to see the monsters, robots, swings, nap pods, and Neil Patrick Harris cut-outs of Wooga’s HQ.
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TC Cribs: Wooga, Where Addictive Social Games Are Made In The Heart Of Berlin
Last month, a number of us TechCrunchers grabbed our passports and jetted to Berlin, Germany for the first ever Disrupt Europe conference. The tech scene in Berlin is very hot at the moment, so while we were in town, we knocked on the doors of a couple of the city’s startups for TechCrunch TV’s Cribs series. Now, if you were somehow under the impression that tricked-out startup offices are only found in Silicon Valley, this episode will show you just how wrong you are. The headquarters of social gaming startup Wooga in Berlin’s Prenzlauer Berg neighborhood are just as colorful and creative as any place we’ve toured — with the added bonus of being filled with a much more multi-lingual staff (and arguably better beer) than you’d find around these parts. Check out the video embedded above to see Steve Gilmore take us on a tour to see the monsters, robots, swings, nap pods, and Neil Patrick Harris cut-outs of Wooga’s HQ.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/jr8zlB2rW38/
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