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November 14, 2007

eSnips Karaoker at the Spotlight of Social DNA launch party last night

We've done many version launches by now, but this was the first time we did an event to toast a launch. There's simply a lot of excitement around it.  We had around 120 guests, journalists, friends, colleagues and key figures from the Israeli high tech industry.   The venue was amazing.  It's called LalaLand it's right on the beach of Tel Aviv.

Rather than us telling everybody at the event what eSnips and Social DNA mean for our users, we thought it would be better to invite an eSnipper to tell in their own words, who they are, how they discovered eSnips, what they do on the site, the people they met, and their thoughts and experience with the newly launched Social DNA. We approached a few of the singers from the Karaoke Community and Genise Gee from Scotland agreed with delight.  She was definitely the highlight of the party.

Here's the audience enthralled by Genise performing Tracey Ullman's 'They don't know':

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Genise simply wowed everybody from the production team who's heard it all before, to the last guest in the event. She sang 2 Abba songs that we requested of her and one of her own favorites. And then out of the crowed came Catalin, an eSnips karaoker that knows Genise from eSnips, who we discovered lives in Tel Aviv. At first he was really shy but eventually got on stage and sang a duet with Genise.

We'll upload more photos and a video from the event will be on eSnips soon.

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A beautiful song!

This is a very useful website. Thank you!

Did you know about the Dating DNA site (www.datingdna.com)? I signed up there about a year ago. I was thinking they may be infringing on your trademark, but it appears the other way around. Their trademark proceeds yours by quite a bit. They also have some patents I noticed.

Dating DNA vs Social DNA, I'd say those would be confusingly similar, given your similar markets. You may want to find a new name.

John

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