I think you can still make money with TechCrunch20 organized by Mike Arrington. Today is the deadline set by Mike and you can still go with it. Mike, along with Calacanis will be giving away a no-string attached $50,000 to a start-up that will be judged “Best In Show”.

Not only will launching companies attend and present for free in front of an audience of hundreds of press, bloggers venture capitalists and entrepreneurs, we are also awarding a no-strings attached $50,000 prize to the startup judged “best in show” by our panel of experts. Some startups will find this prize a very useful way to fund further operations. Others, who are venture or angel funded, may see it as more symbolic. But our intention is to give even more of an incentive for the best startups to launch their products at the event, and give something back to the startup community.

For you to understand how it works, I quoted part of the TechCrunch20 post:

The format is simple: Twenty of the hottest new startups from around the world will announce and demo their products over a two day period at TechCrunch20. And they don’t pay a cent to do this. They will be selected to participate based on merit alone.

We are also assembling an amazing group of twenty experts to assist us with the conference. These experts will help recommend the final startups to present at TechCrunch20. And they will also participate at the conference – they’ll watch company presentations and discuss the merits of each with robust audience participation.

You can also visit Dona’s post here.

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