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Not sure what the definition of a "startup" is here - Dennis Publishing was founded in 1974 and they are on the list...

Good spot. We've ended up playing a little fast and loose with the definition. Dennis made the cut because we've seen them at silicon milkroundabout (https://www.siliconmilkroundabout.com/) but by that definition we'd let the BBC in, too. Should probably tighten it up - not sure the likes of Ocado really qualify, either.

Silicon milkroundabout is very expensive to participate in so I think it has a larger number of non startups.

Have you mined the HN who's hiring lists for London places? There are usually a fair number...

I think you're exactly right about SMR. Haven't tried mining the HN lists yet, but that kind of seemed like cheating! All of these jobs come straight from the startups' own sites.

I just meant in order to find some more sites! There are quite a few this month I don't think you have...

Oooo, good thinking! I'll have a butcher's...

Very hard to define what a startup is these days and it would be great if you were able to define criteria and post them on your website.

Too many "Startups" have been going for years and don't offer equity to new employees. So what's the point? Might as well have an SME tech companies site...

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