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01:05AM
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...on the Facebook Platform, including Zynga, Playfish (Electronic Arts), Playdom, CrowdStar, 6 waves, Slide, RockYou, Five Minutes, and Lolapps will be discussing the future of virtual goods monetization in social apps and games from a global perspective. For...
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3 days ago
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11:46PM
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...startups, where the HR person may be someone who just happens to have been doing it." Max Levchin, founder of Slide Inc., which develops popular applications for social networks, says high-growth startups are indeed a "patchwork of challenges," and he has...
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01:11AM
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...are on the scene too, with Smith identifying CrowdStar, previously photo-sharing specialist RockYou, Slide, creator of early Facebook apps leader SuperPoke, as particularly promising. In particular, Slide’s move from a advertising-led business model to one...
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4 days ago
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07:48PM
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...by EA in 11/09 Other players: Crowdstar, quick rise to #2 based on DAU RockYou, largest ad network on FB Slide, was #1 for a long time by MAU (SuperPoke, etc), but not with games. Shifted to virtual goods model. Interesting trend: a lot of interest from abroad,...
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1 week ago
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06 March 2010
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...advertising campaigns. Nearly 10 employees left, but the staff subsequently grew again beyond what it had been. Slide was founded in 2005 by CEO Max Levchin, a co-founder of PayPal. It raised $50 million in venture funding in January 2008 at a valuation of...
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05 March 2010
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...reaching their goals. Rabois says that the company intends to release a new project later this month. Slide has dabbled in quite a few areas related to social gaming and online communities over the years. It is behind some of Facebook’s most popular games,...
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01 March 2010
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...redesign and other causes — we’ll be covering it in more detail, shortly. Whatever it is, it’s paying off across Slide’s entire portfolio, with SPP Ranch!, SuperPoke! Pets and SuperPocus also showing up below: Static FBML, the second fastest-growing app, is...
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28 February 2010
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...Valley and had their first taste of startup life. As a result many of them, like Max Levchin of PayPal and Slide or Evan Williams of Blogger and Twitter, had lived a rollercoaster of wild life experiences when it came to business—takeovers, ousters, commanding...
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28 February 2010
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...Post-Intelligencer, began using Zillow to power their real-estate Web sites. As a startup, widget maker Slide became famous for superpokes and throwing sheep on the Facebook platform. But in 2009, the company switched strategies, abandoning a Web-advertising...
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2 weeks ago
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25 February 2010
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...non-compete that expired last fall kept him largely focused on serving on boards like iAmplify or Max Levchin’s Slide and participating in various conferences or high-profile events like Davos. (We were on a panel together at the NBA Tech Summit earlier this...
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3 weeks ago
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15 February 2010
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...few West asian markets. RockYou is 2nd largest social applications provider after Zynga and on similar path with Slide. It currently enjoys loyalty of more than 188 million unique users each month with 80% of traffic originating from facebook alone. It currently...
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4 months ago
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13 October 2009
Nikil Gandhy joined the team. |
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New online media startup headed up by the founder of PayPal, Max Levchin. Backed by Mayfield Fund, Blue Run Ventures, Khosla Ventures and the Founders Fund.
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Long ago
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27 July 2009
Meghan Crosno joined the team. |
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i break things.
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28 May 2009
Rod Begbie joined the team. |
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Geek of all trades
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19 February 2009
Keith Rabois joined the team. |
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19 February 2009
Rishi Mandal joined the team. |
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07 August 2008
Gustavo Gallegos joined the team. |
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12 March 2008
Jonathan Hsu joined the team. |
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12 March 2008
Michael Powers joined the team. |
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Product Manager at YouTube, early employee of Slide, founder of Ping (desktop widgets) and Flatland (3DML).
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21 February 2008
Slide has updated their funding status |
