Sequoia Capital, founded in 1972 and based in Menlo Park, California, is a prominent venture capital firm that invests in early to growth stage companies across various sectors, including technology, healthcare, financial services, and consumer services. The firm specializes in supporting startups and emerging growth companies, typically investing between $100,000 and $1 million in seed companies, $1 million to $10 million in early ventures, and $10 million to $100 million in growth investments. Sequoia Capital operates globally, with a presence in regions such as Israel, China, and Southeast Asia, and has built a diverse portfolio that includes notable companies like Airbnb, Alibaba, and JD.com. The firm emphasizes a partnership approach with entrepreneurs, leveraging decades of experience to guide them from initial concept through to public offering and beyond.
With creates a warm voice companion community. It is a community app that integrates functions such as voice mic interaction, voice radio, dynamic circles, theme chat, and covers emotional radio, music cover, dubbing Pia drama, and other voice content.
StreamNative provides a cloud-native event streaming platform built on Apache Pulsar, allowing organizations to transform enterprise data into real-time streams. This platform is designed to support a wide range of industries, including gaming, financial services, blockchain, retail, logistics, manufacturing, media, and IoT. By leveraging the architectural benefits of Apache Pulsar, StreamNative enables companies to consolidate data from disparate legacy systems into a unified, real-time event streaming environment, facilitating immediate action and collaboration among data science, engineering, and business teams. The company was founded by experienced members of the Apache Pulsar and BookKeeper communities, who have extensive expertise in deploying Pulsar at scale for major internet companies. Headquartered in San Francisco, StreamNative also has offices in Beijing, Shanghai, and Shenzhen, underscoring its global reach and commitment to enhancing enterprise operations through innovative data solutions.
Callin is a social podcasting app that allows users to create, discover, and enjoy both live and recorded audio content. The platform seamlessly integrates social audio with podcasting, providing an accessible environment for users to record, edit, publish, and share their audio creations. By focusing on quality audio experiences, Callin caters to those interested in a unified space for engaging with diverse audio content.
Streamlit, Inc. is a company that provides an open-source application framework designed for machine learning engineers and data scientists. Founded in 2018 and based in San Francisco, California, Streamlit enables users to create custom applications quickly, allowing them to focus on machine learning rather than frontend development. The framework allows for the rapid development and deployment of data applications, facilitating efficient interaction with data models. Streamlit's tools aim to streamline the process of building and deploying machine learning tools, thereby enhancing productivity for data teams.
Strava, Inc. is a mobile application and online platform that connects runners and cyclists globally, allowing them to record their fitness activities, analyze performance, and engage with a vibrant community. Established in 2009 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, Strava provides features such as leaderboards, progress tracking, training plans, and real-time segments to enhance the user experience. The platform encourages social interaction among athletes, fostering competition and camaraderie while enabling users to set and achieve their fitness goals. Additionally, Strava offers apparel, devices, and accessories through its online store. The company operates across multiple platforms, including iPhone, Android, and GPS devices, and has expanded its presence with locations in Hanover, Denver, and London.
Muze Collective, Inc. operates a creative messaging platform that redefines traditional communication methods by allowing users to create and share visual content in an expressive manner. Founded in 2018 by Willem Simons, Grant Davis, and Douglas Witte, the company seeks to develop a social ecosystem that enhances user interaction and storytelling without the limitations of existing social media platforms. Based in New York, Muze aims to elevate the user experience through innovative features that encourage creativity and connection among its users.
Rheo TV is a game-streaming platform that aims to make professional game streaming a mainstream career option in India by building an entertainment ecosystem that drives engagement and monetization. Today, India has nearly 200 million active gamers on smartphones. Ubiquitous internet infrastructure and affordable smartphones are leading to the increasing popularity of multiplayer online gaming in India, and Rheo TV is tapping into this phenomenon.
StreamNative provides a cloud-native event streaming platform built on Apache Pulsar, allowing organizations to transform enterprise data into real-time streams. This platform is designed to support a wide range of industries, including gaming, financial services, blockchain, retail, logistics, manufacturing, media, and IoT. By leveraging the architectural benefits of Apache Pulsar, StreamNative enables companies to consolidate data from disparate legacy systems into a unified, real-time event streaming environment, facilitating immediate action and collaboration among data science, engineering, and business teams. The company was founded by experienced members of the Apache Pulsar and BookKeeper communities, who have extensive expertise in deploying Pulsar at scale for major internet companies. Headquartered in San Francisco, StreamNative also has offices in Beijing, Shanghai, and Shenzhen, underscoring its global reach and commitment to enhancing enterprise operations through innovative data solutions.
Operator of an online karaoke platform designed for users who enjoy singing. The company's platform establishes a social network that brings together users who enjoy karaoke and other entertainment, providing users with innovative and interactive online entertainment experience.
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Series A in 2018
DJ ChengYi is an emotional and psychological interaction featured radio program.
Operator of a radio broadcasting station. The company focuses on broadcasting and discussing deeper emotional talks with their audience, targeting both men and women.
Streamlabs, Inc., founded in 2014 and based in San Francisco, develops a comprehensive application designed to enhance the streaming experience for video game broadcasters. Initially launched as TwitchAlerts, the platform provides in-stream popup alerts, donation management, and interactive tools to engage viewers effectively. Key features include Stream Labels, which adds customizable labels to a user's screen, and a Donation Goals widget that helps streamers set and track fundraising objectives. As a subsidiary of Logitech International S.A., Streamlabs continues to innovate within the video game streaming industry, focusing on tools that elevate brand visibility and improve viewer interaction.
Spotlite is a direct-to-fan music platform designed to connect artists with their audiences. Launched in summer 2017, it offers a free app where both amateur and professional vocal talents can perform original songs, covers, and karaoke in various genres. Spotlite allows artists to gain exposure and build their fanbase while providing opportunities to earn money through live-streamed or recorded performances. The platform encourages fan engagement by enabling users to gift artists for their performances. With a growing catalog that includes current hits and classic favorites, Spotlite attracts over 30,000 new users each week. The company has garnered support from notable investors and music publishers, and its development teams are based in Beijing, while marketing and business operations are located in Los Angeles. Spotlite's staff includes experienced professionals from prominent companies in the music and technology sectors.
TuneIn lets people listen to the world's sports, new, talk, and music with over 100,000 real radio stations and four million on-demand programs streaming from every continent. TuneIn has over 50 million monthly active users, and is available on over 200 different connected devices, including all smartphone and tablet operating systems and 55 vehicle models. To date, TuneIn has raised venture funding from Institutional Venture Partners (IVP), Sequoia Capital, Google Ventures, General Catalyst Partners, and Jafco Ventures, and is headquartered in Palo Alto, California.
iQIYI, Inc. is a leading online entertainment provider in China, offering a diverse range of services including internet video, online games, live broadcasting, online literature, animations, and e-commerce. The platform features a vast library of licensed and self-produced video content, catering to the preferences of its users. Additionally, iQIYI provides membership options, content distribution, and online advertising services. The company operates various subsidiaries, including iQIYI Mall, which focuses on entertainment-related merchandise, and iQIYI Show, a live broadcasting service that connects users with popular hosts and celebrities. iQIYI Paopao serves as an entertainment-based social media platform, while the company also engages in talent agency and intellectual property licensing. Founded in 2009 and headquartered in Beijing, iQIYI was formerly known as Qiyi.com and rebranded in 2011. The company is a subsidiary of Baidu Holdings Limited and continues to compete with other major platforms in the industry.
Strava, Inc. is a mobile application and online platform that connects runners and cyclists globally, allowing them to record their fitness activities, analyze performance, and engage with a vibrant community. Established in 2009 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, Strava provides features such as leaderboards, progress tracking, training plans, and real-time segments to enhance the user experience. The platform encourages social interaction among athletes, fostering competition and camaraderie while enabling users to set and achieve their fitness goals. Additionally, Strava offers apparel, devices, and accessories through its online store. The company operates across multiple platforms, including iPhone, Android, and GPS devices, and has expanded its presence with locations in Hanover, Denver, and London.
Streamlabs, Inc., founded in 2014 and based in San Francisco, develops a comprehensive application designed to enhance the streaming experience for video game broadcasters. Initially launched as TwitchAlerts, the platform provides in-stream popup alerts, donation management, and interactive tools to engage viewers effectively. Key features include Stream Labels, which adds customizable labels to a user's screen, and a Donation Goals widget that helps streamers set and track fundraising objectives. As a subsidiary of Logitech International S.A., Streamlabs continues to innovate within the video game streaming industry, focusing on tools that elevate brand visibility and improve viewer interaction.
PressPlay was founded in December 2013. Headquartered in New Delhi, India, PressPlay is a high-energy work place with a young and motivated team. Everything we do revolves around our passion to provide travelers with a personalized and memorable entertainment experience.
Fenda is an audio-based skill-sharing platform in China that allows users to engage in knowledge exchange. The app enables individuals to set their own prices for answering questions in areas of their expertise, while others can pay to receive these answers. Additionally, users have the option to listen to various questions and answers within the app, fostering a community of social interaction among different groups and facilitating access to insights from experts and celebrities.
Douyu TV is a live streaming media platform that provides live content such as games, sports, variety shows, entertainment, and more. The live-stream platform offers services like video-sharing for the students live broadcast, covers the main live game and sports as well as other live contents, enabling users to submit, view, and add commentary subtitles to videos of games, while incorporating content ranging from sports, variety shows, and entertainment. Zhang Wenming founded Douyu TV in 2013, with its headquarters in Wuhan in China.
The ONE Music Group, founded in 2013 and based in San Francisco, California, specializes in manufacturing musical instruments that integrate digital technology to enhance the learning experience. The company offers a range of products, including pianos, keyboards, and accessories such as bags and stands. Notably, its flagship product, The ONE Smart Piano, is recognized as the world's first Apple MFi-certified upright piano, featuring integrated LED lights that facilitate immediate song learning for beginners. Additionally, The ONE Music Group provides an application compatible with iOS and Android devices, enabling users to access video lessons, LED light-guided sheet music, and interactive piano games. The company markets its products primarily in China and North America, with a strong online sales presence.
TuneIn lets people listen to the world's sports, new, talk, and music with over 100,000 real radio stations and four million on-demand programs streaming from every continent. TuneIn has over 50 million monthly active users, and is available on over 200 different connected devices, including all smartphone and tablet operating systems and 55 vehicle models. To date, TuneIn has raised venture funding from Institutional Venture Partners (IVP), Sequoia Capital, Google Ventures, General Catalyst Partners, and Jafco Ventures, and is headquartered in Palo Alto, California.
Miaopai develops a mobile based application for sharing short videos. Its service now has 70 million daily active users. Miaopai produces mobile device applications. It offers software products that allow users to customize videos and pictures. Chan Sheng and Han Kun founded Xuanyixia Technology in 2011 that later became Yixia Tech and then Miaopai. Its headquarters is in Beijing in China.
Songkick is a ticketing vendor and online platform based in Brooklyn, New York, specializing in concert discovery for music enthusiasts. Launched in 2007, the service allows users to track their favorite artists, receive customized notifications for upcoming shows, and purchase tickets directly through the application. With partnerships involving over 500 artists, Songkick serves more than 10 million fans monthly and facilitates ticketing for over 10,000 events globally each year. The platform provides valuable information on live music events and enhances the concert experience by keeping users informed about local performances.
PressPlay was founded in December 2013. Headquartered in New Delhi, India, PressPlay is a high-energy work place with a young and motivated team. Everything we do revolves around our passion to provide travelers with a personalized and memorable entertainment experience.
StreamRail Ltd. provides a video player that enables publishers and advertising networks to deliver and monetize video on various devices. The company’s solution autoplays HD video and audio on mobile Web. Its product is used in desktop, mobile Web, iOS, and Android platforms. The company was founded in 2014 and is based in Tel-Aviv, Israel. As of June 30, 2016, StreamRail Ltd. operates as a subsidiary of ironSource Ltd.
Streamlabs, Inc., founded in 2014 and based in San Francisco, develops a comprehensive application designed to enhance the streaming experience for video game broadcasters. Initially launched as TwitchAlerts, the platform provides in-stream popup alerts, donation management, and interactive tools to engage viewers effectively. Key features include Stream Labels, which adds customizable labels to a user's screen, and a Donation Goals widget that helps streamers set and track fundraising objectives. As a subsidiary of Logitech International S.A., Streamlabs continues to innovate within the video game streaming industry, focusing on tools that elevate brand visibility and improve viewer interaction.
Strava, Inc. is a mobile application and online platform that connects runners and cyclists globally, allowing them to record their fitness activities, analyze performance, and engage with a vibrant community. Established in 2009 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, Strava provides features such as leaderboards, progress tracking, training plans, and real-time segments to enhance the user experience. The platform encourages social interaction among athletes, fostering competition and camaraderie while enabling users to set and achieve their fitness goals. Additionally, Strava offers apparel, devices, and accessories through its online store. The company operates across multiple platforms, including iPhone, Android, and GPS devices, and has expanded its presence with locations in Hanover, Denver, and London.
Douyu TV is a live streaming media platform that provides live content such as games, sports, variety shows, entertainment, and more. The live-stream platform offers services like video-sharing for the students live broadcast, covers the main live game and sports as well as other live contents, enabling users to submit, view, and add commentary subtitles to videos of games, while incorporating content ranging from sports, variety shows, and entertainment. Zhang Wenming founded Douyu TV in 2013, with its headquarters in Wuhan in China.
TuneIn lets people listen to the world's sports, new, talk, and music with over 100,000 real radio stations and four million on-demand programs streaming from every continent. TuneIn has over 50 million monthly active users, and is available on over 200 different connected devices, including all smartphone and tablet operating systems and 55 vehicle models. To date, TuneIn has raised venture funding from Institutional Venture Partners (IVP), Sequoia Capital, Google Ventures, General Catalyst Partners, and Jafco Ventures, and is headquartered in Palo Alto, California.
TuneIn lets people listen to the world's sports, new, talk, and music with over 100,000 real radio stations and four million on-demand programs streaming from every continent. TuneIn has over 50 million monthly active users, and is available on over 200 different connected devices, including all smartphone and tablet operating systems and 55 vehicle models. To date, TuneIn has raised venture funding from Institutional Venture Partners (IVP), Sequoia Capital, Google Ventures, General Catalyst Partners, and Jafco Ventures, and is headquartered in Palo Alto, California.
Bubbly Inc. is a Singapore-based company that operates a social voice application designed to connect users globally through mobile social networks and messaging. The Bubbly app allows users to share voice updates and engage with friends, family, and followers, akin to a voice-enabled version of Twitter. It features capabilities such as following celebrities and public figures, recording and previewing audio instantly, and applying various audio effects and filters. Users can share their posts via email, social media platforms, and personal blogs, while also discovering and listening to content from talented singers and musicians worldwide. Initially launched for feature phones, Bubbly has expanded its reach with versions for smartphones, including iPhone and Android, achieving a user base of over 30 million primarily across Asia. Founded in 2003 and previously known as Bubble Motion, Bubbly Inc. is now a subsidiary of Altruist Technologies Pvt. Ltd. and is also gaining traction in various international markets.
Changba is a Chinese smartphone application that offers a portable solo KTV booth for users. Users of Changba are able to upload their own renditions onto Sina, Weibo or Tencent’s Qzone, and even create accompanying photo slides. Other options include browsing other people’s songs and commenting or sending virtual flowers if the users enjoyed them. Changba has created a number of in-app celebrities with thousands of fans. Secondly, Changba has a filtering facility including built-in automatic sound mixers and echo effects. Changba was founded by Chen Hua. In February 2011, this application attracted $2 million of funding from BlueRun Ventures.
TuneIn lets people listen to the world's sports, new, talk, and music with over 100,000 real radio stations and four million on-demand programs streaming from every continent. TuneIn has over 50 million monthly active users, and is available on over 200 different connected devices, including all smartphone and tablet operating systems and 55 vehicle models. To date, TuneIn has raised venture funding from Institutional Venture Partners (IVP), Sequoia Capital, Google Ventures, General Catalyst Partners, and Jafco Ventures, and is headquartered in Palo Alto, California.
Songkick is a ticketing vendor and online platform based in Brooklyn, New York, specializing in concert discovery for music enthusiasts. Launched in 2007, the service allows users to track their favorite artists, receive customized notifications for upcoming shows, and purchase tickets directly through the application. With partnerships involving over 500 artists, Songkick serves more than 10 million fans monthly and facilitates ticketing for over 10,000 events globally each year. The platform provides valuable information on live music events and enhances the concert experience by keeping users informed about local performances.
Douban is a Chinese social networking service that caters to white-collar urbanites and college students by providing lifestyle and culture products. Launched in 2005, it began as a platform for sharing reviews of books, movies, and music, facilitating discovery and interaction among users through its desktop and mobile applications. Douban's primary offerings include Douban FM, Douban Reading, and Douban Movie, which allow users to share opinions and participate in discussions. The company generates revenue through advertising, interactive marketing, and fees from its book e-commerce activities. With a user base exceeding 100 million as of 2012, Douban continues to play a significant role in the cultural dialogue within its target demographic.
Jigsee is a mobile application that provides consumers access to licensed audio and video content at no cost. The application operates on a proprietary streaming platform designed to overcome network and handset limitations prevalent in developing countries. Its patent-pending streaming technology facilitates the delivery of continuous audio and video streams, even in bandwidth-constrained environments. Initially focusing on j2me applications, Jigsee targets feature phones, which dominate the mobile device market in emerging economies. This approach, combined with low-bandwidth streaming capabilities, allows Jigsee to reach a broader audience than many other digital platforms. Following extensive field testing in Bangladesh and India, the company selected India as its initial market. In early 2011, Jigsee secured Series A financing from the Indian Angel Network and Sequoia Capital, enabling the establishment of its Indian operations and the planned launch of its service in collaboration with several leading content providers.
Bubbly Inc. is a Singapore-based company that operates a social voice application designed to connect users globally through mobile social networks and messaging. The Bubbly app allows users to share voice updates and engage with friends, family, and followers, akin to a voice-enabled version of Twitter. It features capabilities such as following celebrities and public figures, recording and previewing audio instantly, and applying various audio effects and filters. Users can share their posts via email, social media platforms, and personal blogs, while also discovering and listening to content from talented singers and musicians worldwide. Initially launched for feature phones, Bubbly has expanded its reach with versions for smartphones, including iPhone and Android, achieving a user base of over 30 million primarily across Asia. Founded in 2003 and previously known as Bubble Motion, Bubbly Inc. is now a subsidiary of Altruist Technologies Pvt. Ltd. and is also gaining traction in various international markets.
TuneIn lets people listen to the world's sports, new, talk, and music with over 100,000 real radio stations and four million on-demand programs streaming from every continent. TuneIn has over 50 million monthly active users, and is available on over 200 different connected devices, including all smartphone and tablet operating systems and 55 vehicle models. To date, TuneIn has raised venture funding from Institutional Venture Partners (IVP), Sequoia Capital, Google Ventures, General Catalyst Partners, and Jafco Ventures, and is headquartered in Palo Alto, California.
imeem is an online music service that provides users with free access to a vast library of songs. The platform allows fans to instantly listen to a wide range of music, catering to diverse musical tastes. By offering a user-friendly interface and an extensive collection of tracks, imeem aims to enhance the music listening experience for its audience. The service positions itself as a go-to destination for music enthusiasts seeking both popular and niche songs without the burden of subscription fees.
Bubbly Inc. is a Singapore-based company that operates a social voice application designed to connect users globally through mobile social networks and messaging. The Bubbly app allows users to share voice updates and engage with friends, family, and followers, akin to a voice-enabled version of Twitter. It features capabilities such as following celebrities and public figures, recording and previewing audio instantly, and applying various audio effects and filters. Users can share their posts via email, social media platforms, and personal blogs, while also discovering and listening to content from talented singers and musicians worldwide. Initially launched for feature phones, Bubbly has expanded its reach with versions for smartphones, including iPhone and Android, achieving a user base of over 30 million primarily across Asia. Founded in 2003 and previously known as Bubble Motion, Bubbly Inc. is now a subsidiary of Altruist Technologies Pvt. Ltd. and is also gaining traction in various international markets.
Mevio is a prominent independent online video entertainment network that specializes in delivering short-form video content to a wide audience. The platform features a diverse array of hosted shows, with hundreds of rotating programs offering thousands of new episodes each month. Mevio boasts a substantial library that contains over 250,000 episodes across various genres, including technology, music, sports, health and fitness, and comedy. To cater to specific demographics, Mevio operates four distinct networks targeting men, women, technology enthusiasts, and music lovers, ensuring that it meets the varied interests of its viewers.
imeem is an online music service that provides users with free access to a vast library of songs. The platform allows fans to instantly listen to a wide range of music, catering to diverse musical tastes. By offering a user-friendly interface and an extensive collection of tracks, imeem aims to enhance the music listening experience for its audience. The service positions itself as a go-to destination for music enthusiasts seeking both popular and niche songs without the burden of subscription fees.
Bubbly Inc. is a Singapore-based company that operates a social voice application designed to connect users globally through mobile social networks and messaging. The Bubbly app allows users to share voice updates and engage with friends, family, and followers, akin to a voice-enabled version of Twitter. It features capabilities such as following celebrities and public figures, recording and previewing audio instantly, and applying various audio effects and filters. Users can share their posts via email, social media platforms, and personal blogs, while also discovering and listening to content from talented singers and musicians worldwide. Initially launched for feature phones, Bubbly has expanded its reach with versions for smartphones, including iPhone and Android, achieving a user base of over 30 million primarily across Asia. Founded in 2003 and previously known as Bubble Motion, Bubbly Inc. is now a subsidiary of Altruist Technologies Pvt. Ltd. and is also gaining traction in various international markets.
Joost Operations SA is a web video streaming service that allows users to watch videos, music, TV shows, and movies over the Internet. Founded in 2006 and based in Luxembourg, with offices in the Netherlands, the United Kingdom, and the United States, Joost offers a peer-to-peer on-demand video player featuring professional programming similar to traditional television. The service is free but includes video advertisements during programming. Joost has secured content partnerships with major media companies, including CBS, Viacom, CNN, and the NHL, enhancing its offerings with a variety of shows and films. Unlike many online platforms, Joost initially required users to download a desktop client, although it has since transitioned to streaming via Adobe Flash Player, compatible with multiple operating systems. Joost also provides interactive features, enabling users to chat with friends while watching and access behind-the-scenes content. The company aims to reduce streaming costs for content providers through its peer-to-peer technology and is exploring potential partnerships with hardware manufacturers to integrate its platform into TV set-top boxes.
Songbird offers music lovers the ultimate social music discovery experience on their Android phone. Also on the Web and the desktop, (Windows, Mac). In 2011, Fast Company named Songbird as one of its "Top 10 Most Innovative Music Companies." Songbird has received funding from Atlas Ventures, Sequoia Capital and Philips Consumer Electronics. The Company is headquartered in San Francisco, CA.
Songbird offers music lovers the ultimate social music discovery experience on their Android phone. Also on the Web and the desktop, (Windows, Mac). In 2011, Fast Company named Songbird as one of its "Top 10 Most Innovative Music Companies." Songbird has received funding from Atlas Ventures, Sequoia Capital and Philips Consumer Electronics. The Company is headquartered in San Francisco, CA.
Bubbly Inc. is a Singapore-based company that operates a social voice application designed to connect users globally through mobile social networks and messaging. The Bubbly app allows users to share voice updates and engage with friends, family, and followers, akin to a voice-enabled version of Twitter. It features capabilities such as following celebrities and public figures, recording and previewing audio instantly, and applying various audio effects and filters. Users can share their posts via email, social media platforms, and personal blogs, while also discovering and listening to content from talented singers and musicians worldwide. Initially launched for feature phones, Bubbly has expanded its reach with versions for smartphones, including iPhone and Android, achieving a user base of over 30 million primarily across Asia. Founded in 2003 and previously known as Bubble Motion, Bubbly Inc. is now a subsidiary of Altruist Technologies Pvt. Ltd. and is also gaining traction in various international markets.
YouTube is a video-sharing platform established in February 2005 by three former PayPal employees. It allows users to upload, view, and share a wide range of video content, including music videos, educational material, and personal vlogs. The platform supports both iOS and Android devices, making its content accessible to a broad audience. While unregistered users can watch videos, registered users can upload an unlimited number of videos, with certain content restricted to those over 18. YouTube collaborates with numerous media corporations and content creators, offering an ad-supported model alongside rental options for select movies. In addition to its core services, YouTube has launched initiatives like YouTube for Artists, which provides resources to help artists leverage their visibility on the platform. Acquired by Google in 2006, YouTube operates from San Bruno, California, and is available in 76 languages, fostering a global community for diverse expression and open dialogue.
Mauj Mobile is a mobile media company specializing in premium content market places. Mauj manages marketplaces in two key verticals – entertainment and edutainment. In the entertainment vertical, Mauj operates Mobango, which is one of the largest independent appstore in the world with thousands of free apps, games and videos. In the edutainment vertical, Mauj operates Appystore.in (www.appystore.in) which is a marketplace for best apps, games, videos and worksheets for kids upto 6 years of age. Mauj Mobile has won several awards including European Red Herring and mBillionth Awards for Innovation.
YouTube is a video-sharing platform established in February 2005 by three former PayPal employees. It allows users to upload, view, and share a wide range of video content, including music videos, educational material, and personal vlogs. The platform supports both iOS and Android devices, making its content accessible to a broad audience. While unregistered users can watch videos, registered users can upload an unlimited number of videos, with certain content restricted to those over 18. YouTube collaborates with numerous media corporations and content creators, offering an ad-supported model alongside rental options for select movies. In addition to its core services, YouTube has launched initiatives like YouTube for Artists, which provides resources to help artists leverage their visibility on the platform. Acquired by Google in 2006, YouTube operates from San Bruno, California, and is available in 76 languages, fostering a global community for diverse expression and open dialogue.
Gracenote is an entertainment data and technology provider specializing in music, video, and sports. The company supports leading music services, consumer electronics manufacturers, automotive companies, and cable and satellite operators globally. Gracenote's primary focus is to enhance user experiences by helping individuals find, discover, and connect with the entertainment content they enjoy.
Mevio is a prominent independent online video entertainment network that specializes in delivering short-form video content to a wide audience. The platform features a diverse array of hosted shows, with hundreds of rotating programs offering thousands of new episodes each month. Mevio boasts a substantial library that contains over 250,000 episodes across various genres, including technology, music, sports, health and fitness, and comedy. To cater to specific demographics, Mevio operates four distinct networks targeting men, women, technology enthusiasts, and music lovers, ensuring that it meets the varied interests of its viewers.
imeem is an online music service that provides users with free access to a vast library of songs. The platform allows fans to instantly listen to a wide range of music, catering to diverse musical tastes. By offering a user-friendly interface and an extensive collection of tracks, imeem aims to enhance the music listening experience for its audience. The service positions itself as a go-to destination for music enthusiasts seeking both popular and niche songs without the burden of subscription fees.
Gracenote is an entertainment data and technology provider specializing in music, video, and sports. The company supports leading music services, consumer electronics manufacturers, automotive companies, and cable and satellite operators globally. Gracenote's primary focus is to enhance user experiences by helping individuals find, discover, and connect with the entertainment content they enjoy.
BitBand is a technology provider for advanced video content delivery solutions. The company is privately held, incorporated in the United States, with headquarters and R&D center in Israel.
Gracenote is an entertainment data and technology provider specializing in music, video, and sports. The company supports leading music services, consumer electronics manufacturers, automotive companies, and cable and satellite operators globally. Gracenote's primary focus is to enhance user experiences by helping individuals find, discover, and connect with the entertainment content they enjoy.
Rhapsody Networks is an online entertainment platform that streams music from phones, computers and home audio devices. The company provides on-demand streaming services and offline downloads of music in various genres, such as pop, rock, and more. Rhapsody Networks was founded in 2007 and is located in Seattle, Washington.
The company operates an online community and music network geared towards the music industry and entertainment enthusiasts. The firm was founded in 1999 and is based in Culver City, California.
Rhapsody Networks is an online entertainment platform that streams music from phones, computers and home audio devices. The company provides on-demand streaming services and offline downloads of music in various genres, such as pop, rock, and more. Rhapsody Networks was founded in 2007 and is located in Seattle, Washington.
BitBand is a technology provider for advanced video content delivery solutions. The company is privately held, incorporated in the United States, with headquarters and R&D center in Israel.
Lipstream Networks, Inc. is the Internet voice service provider for eBusiness. Lipstream enables live voice communication for eCommerce, customer service, education and community applications. Customers include AltaVista, English First, Excite@Home, Kana Communications, Miadora, MyFamily.com, PeopleSupport and Quintus.
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