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Cleeng Build a profitable OTT TV platform for live sports and video on demand. Best online PPV & SVOD platforms rely on modular solutions to keep subscribers happy.
Milk Road Finding today’s opportunity for tomorrow's wealth at the intersection of Macro, Crypto and AI
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Getlatka Nathan Latka interviews CEOs of the fastest-growing AI and SaaS startups — revenue, growth, and valuations confirmed on camera. Explore 72,000+ companies.
Cubicle to CEO Cubicle to CEO® brings you weekly case-study interviews with leading entrepreneurs and CEOs who share a SPECIFIC revenue growth strategy that has already been successfully tested in their own business, answering the busi
Lenny's Newsletter Deeply researched product, growth, and career advice for product leaders, founders, and ambitious builders. Click to read Lenny's Newsletter, a Substack publication with millions of subscribers.
Socialcam The easiest way to share videos with friends and family.
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Mino Games Mobile games company
Echodio Sync and stream your music across any device. Acquired in 2009.
A Thinking Ape We build communities through massively multiplayer mobile games
Machine Zone Pioneers of mobile social gaming.
iJigg/Top440 iJigg is a social music site that lets users vote on submitted singles using Digg-like voting. The site's home page shows what popular or recent singles the iJigg community is "jigging." Users can rate songs, embed songs
Light Table/Eve Eve is our way of bringing the power of computation to everyone, not…

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Letter Frenzy™ Eight word games. Fresh challenges every day.
V Vocafy Listen to Vocaloid songs by producer, from the original videos
E Esdy Live Distributed hash table visualizer
B Burning Bridges AI Put yourself into a viral music-video clip

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Dave Ceddia Building an automated video editor (getrecut.com)
JP Boily Freelancer.
Ahmed Hatata Motion Designer and Video Editor | Crafting Top-Notch animated product videos.

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Film and TV Careers: AI, Jobs, Layoffs, Tools and Lawsuits Podcast · Stream Panther Network
Random Sh!t with Tash and Hunter Podcast · Tantress Productions
Culture Popped with Hunter Bishop Podcast · Rongo Productions

Retold founder accounts from startups in the same category, each linked to the original.

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Nick Huber sold student storage for seven figures, then dated a 42-property NOI table Nick Huber says Storage Squad grew from a Cadillac in 2011 to 25 college towns and a seven-figure sale in 2021, after which he published year-end self-storage counts that reached 42 properties and a projected $6.3 millio
Justin Jackson paused at about $30k MRR after a 11.5-month run to $20k Justin Jackson wrote that Transistor.fm's first revenue was $33 in February 2018, that a 60-month dream to $20k MRR happened in 11.5 months after the 1 August 2018 launch, and that as he wrote they were about to hit $30k
O On Indie Hackers, Fantasy Congress launched quietly before a spike made charging real Allison Seboldt's Indie Hackers log shows a quiet 2020 launch of 13 paying members and $166 in sales, later a $1,000 revenue month that was not yet $1,000 MRR, and a 2021 note she labeled $10,000 ARR; in an interview she
Lenny Rachitsky said $65,000 a year before fees at 500 paid subscribers In a Substack workshop, Lenny Rachitsky said Lenny's Newsletter had about 15,000 free subscribers, 500 paid, and about $65,000 a year before fees after months of free writing and a paid launch he had not originally plann

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