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Snapchat 101 for VCs and Old Folks

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Thus begins Snapchat and why you don’t get it. Snapchat will be used for both like the Internet (and TV) are. I just need to break you of the idea that Snapchat is for one thing – it is not. But since Snapchat uses the frequency above your hearing range it’s nearly impossible to “get” without help.

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Why an Atlanta-based Black influencer collective swapped their collab house for a studio

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A few minutes away from downtown Atlanta, Collab Studio ATL describes itself as “a tech-based one-stop shop for content creators, HBCU students and young entrepreneurs to achieve their business goals.” The new studio could help energize a cohort of creators that has found success despite serious hurdles.

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Neel Grover: How Indi Is Helping People Earn Money For Their Knowledge

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Our interview today is with serial entrepreneur Neel Grover , the CEO and founder of Indi (indi.com). We want to help you monetize your knowledge, your skills, and your social media. The second part of our app is Know It, which is a video on demand platform. We have four different ways people can make money.

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How ZEFR Is Helping Hollywood And Brands Understand YouTube

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We have already licensed this out to great partners like SNL, and we have a great relationship with NASCAR, which helps them managed their owned media on YouTube. It felt to us, once we got on the platform, that it was a crowded space. Plus, they''ve invested in Los Angeles. That goes a long way.

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Here’s Why it Was an Epic Month for #LATech

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We have a large number of highly talented engineers and entrepreneurs now developing companies in our local market. They produced algorithms and systems that helped to personalize the Internet so that you have a unique experience when you visit individual websites. Burstly is a Santa Monica-based team that I also proudly funded.

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The Snap IPO Happened. What Next LA?

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It is fitting that 2012 is the year that Snapchat really took off in Los Angeles and raised its first venture capital and began a five year ascent to becoming LA’s most recognizable startup company and largest IPO alongside LAs other great startup brands such as Riot Games and Tinder. Are you kidding me? And this is true.

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Interview with Scott Grimes, Stackin

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Our interview today is with Scott Grimes , the CEO of Los Angeles-based Stackin' , which operates a text-based, financial messaging platform. Scott Grimes: Ultimately, we are a text messaging platform build on top of Twilio. My passion has been to help improve the ecosystem of information, and create a culturally relevant access point.

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