Riya Launch Party Photos

by Scott Beale on November 19, 2005 · 3 comments

Riya

Riya, a facial recognition photo search service, had it’s alpha launch party tonight at the Tech Crunch headquarters in Atherton. This location has been the scene of previous Tech Crunch BBQ’s, but tonight, at Tech Crunch Meetup #4 the focus was on Riya and my good friend Tara Hunt helped organize a successful launch party attended by several hundred geeks interested in finding out more about this new service. These numbers were inflated by several rumors that Google has aquired Riya for 40 million dollars, which in turn lead to another 5000 requests for alpha accounts. For more on Riya and how it works, check out Tech Crunch’s in-depth analysis of their service.

Photos of the Riya Launch Party

- photo of Riya CEO & Co-Founder Munjal Shah and Online Marketing Manager Tara Hunt by Scott Beale

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November 19, 2005 at 1:55 am
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1 Lloyd D Budd November 19, 2005 at 1:51 am

Scott, you definitely serve the story while it is still hot… you left the party after us!

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