TechCrunch Disrupt Beijing Round-up

This is a part of our TechCrunch Disrupt 2011 event coverage.

It has been a long two days at TechCrunch Disrupt in Beijing, China. But we’ve tried to cover as much ground as we could, with Charlie, Willis, and Steven on the ground, and myself providing air support (from Tokyo) in lieu of less-than-stellar wifi. We’ve built up a pretty hefty back catalogue of reports and live-blogs from as many sessions as we could. Here’s a round-up for those of you who missed it. If you have suggestions or feedback, please let us know.

Our compliments go out to TechCrunch on a great event for China, and for Asia. And our congrats go out to the award winners as well!

• Pony Ma: Tech Entrepreneurship in China: Life, Death and Tencent?
• Rovio’s (Angry Birds) Peter Vesterbacka Talks, China, Merchandising, Animation
• Lee Kai-Fu: Investors in China are in a Sweet Spot
• Panel: Android Fever – Representing Google, there’s John Lagerling, plus DCM’s David Chao, and Innovation Works’ Wang Hua.
• Steve Chen, Youtube/Delicious
• Niklas Zennstromg, Atomico, co-founder of Skype
• Startup-Battlefield
  • Round 1
    • Richi – this start-up aims to change how credit rewards work.
    • Qiuqiu – location-based app-recommendation.
    • Alpha Outlook – making it easier to track conversation on the Chinese internet.
    • Anquanbao – B2B security service.
    • Order With Me – order products directly from China with no need for a middleman.
  • Round 2
    • UPcload – ensures clothes you buy online fit.
    • Yuwan – a social TV application.
    • Chaopin – a fashion photo application.
    • NextGoals – social fitness tracking.
    • United Styles – “We make stuff in China and sell it to the world.”
    • Shakr Media – creates news video automatically using webGL motion graphic sequences and images.
  • Round 3
    • Touchpal – creates a mobile version of your business card.
    • Huohua – an LBS that aims to let you meet people near you.
    • Monglue – create an interactive ebook quickly and easily.
    • Vida – a mobile app that stores photos, video, etc, by date.
    • Gulu – share what you want to do, or click ‘me too.’
• French Coders Cook Up Tianji Web App to Win Disrupt Beijing Hackathon
• Attack of the Clones: Group Buy Session at TechCrunch Disrupt Beijing
• Kevin Systrom of Instagram
• E-commerce Panel – Greenbox’s Wu Fangfang, Ye Haifeng of Mbaobao, Lu Dong of La Miu, and moderated by Bill Bishop.
• Lei Jun
  • How Much Has Lei Jun Invested in China? Hint: It’s a Lot
  • Lei Jun: Xiaomi Focuses on Hardware, Software, Internet Services
• Start-up Battlefield
  • Final Round (best ones who made it from previous rounds)
    • United Styles
    • TouchPal
    • OrderWithMe.com
    • Moglue
    • Anquanbao
    • 8 Securities
• Qunar Co-Founder Fritz Demopoulos, on How to Make Money in China
• Is Evernote the Anti-Zynga? Evernote’s Phil Libin
• Panel: Is the IPO party over? – Deng Feng (NLVC), Steve Ji (Sequoia Capital), Rocky Lee (Cadwalader), Hugo Shong (Accel – IDG), Hans Tung (Qiming Ventures).
• David Li, CEO of YY.com, Talks Gaming and Communities
• Brian Lee on Celebrities, China, and Shoes
• Techcrunch Disrupt Awards and Closing Ceremony Live Blog