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Channel address: @pitchcamp
Categories: Business , Cryptocurrencies
Language: English
Subscribers: 40
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No1 Channel for StartUps
with a weekly prize pool $500-$5000 for the best business idea.
Free educational high level tools from our experts
Opportunity to get real $150.000 for your start up.

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2021-09-03 17:27:47
Join our official chat group to take part on webinar:

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2021-09-03 17:26:47 ​#PitchYourIdea #WeeklyWebinar

Today at 15:00 UTC, a webinar will be held under the guidance of our new expert.

Say hello to Zach Gershon Astrakhan, who himself started by participating in a business accelerator, and therefore knows how to come from an idea to an accomplished project.

Zach Gershon is a BioMed researcher and entrepreneur. Zach works at BioHouse Hadasah Medical Center, in Jerusalem. Moreover, he is an inventor of EasySmear and CYC - Woman Health and Family Planning.

Gershon comes from Clinical Research Industry. He possesses a substantial experience of team leading. Zach Gershon performed different managerial roles in ClinLead, PM, and QUA. Eventually, he became the Head of Clinical Operations and Business development. Over 2 years the business has grown by 10 times.

In 2019 Gershon won AL in Medicine Hackaton and became a finalist of MassChallenge.

Zach Gershon has a wide range of interests:
⁃ BioMed
⁃ R&D
⁃ Venture Capital
⁃ Medical Device
⁃ Pharma
⁃ Digital Health Mobile Health
⁃ Medical Cannabis
⁃ COVID19 Diagnostic

To participate in the webinar, which will take place in the voice chat format, you need to go to the appropriate group. You can do this by following the link:

https://t.me/joinchat/LsZgGLewllU1YjFi


Come and get valuable knowledge and experience. We are waiting for you at the webinar.
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2021-09-03 14:01:35#SuccessStory

How a small startup became Twitter

Twitter is now ranked 4-th place most popular in the world according to SimilarWeb. This social net has turned from a mere extension of SMS functionality into the top international social network over 13 years.

Famous billionaires from the Forbes list blog on Twitter. For instance, Bill Gates, Donald Trump, and Elon Mask make twits on a regular basis. This poses the question: how did Twitter reach such success? Let us delve into its roots.

Parents

In 2004 Evan Williams, Google ex-worker, and Noah Glass, the Odeo developer, founded a podcast platform. They attracted investors and employed a team of 12 people.

In 2005 the platform was launched. However, it did not have overwhelming success. After Apple announced about podcasts implementation in iTunes, Evan and Noah had to give up the idea.

Williams, who was CEO at that point, decided that the startup had to urgently change the course. The team was divided into groups: they were in charge of designing new products. That was Dorsey’s finest hour: he had been dreaming of creating a service of short texts exchange for a long time. His idea inspired the team and they built a prototype in 2006.

The first version slightly resembled nowadays’ Twitter. A user could transmit their messages to friends but they had to send texts to 40404 number. This resulted in Twitter famous limit on symbols number. One SMS could keep only 160 symbols and 20 for a username.

First hype

Noah Glass came up with a new name ‘Twttr’. It was changed to sound like ‘Flickr’. Jack Dorsey sent the first twit: ‘just setting up my twttr’. Later they changed it to ‘Twitter’.

Twitter release was on July 15, 2006. Publications of popular Silicon Valley media contributed to its fame. Besides, users shared news with each other about the recent earthquake which boosted the hype as well.

In autumn 2006 Williams claimed that he had doubts about the project success. He suggested buying investors’ shares in order to avoid large losses. Williams became the owner of Odeo including Twitter.

Noah Glass quitted the company supposedly due to the high ambitions. After a while Williams confirmed that never got enough credit for his early role.

Key events

In March 2007 Twitter popularity was increased thanks to SXSW Interactive festival. Additionally, they won a Web Award prize which promoted the company on the net as well.

In summer 2008 Spark Capital and Bezos Expeditions invested in Twitter more than $20 million.

In February 2009 Venture Partners and Benchmark Capital invest $35 million more. By the end of this year Twitter audience was around 18 million users.

Priority change

In summer 2017 Twitters’ stocks set a record: they rose up $46,65. In doing so there was a historic high of audience volume in spring 2018 - 336 million users per month.

Donald Trump made a great contribution to Twitter’s glory. He use it as a main platform for communication and made a bunch of provocative twits.
In February 2018 Twitter first reported its income - they finished 4-th quarter earning $91 million.

However, in August 2018 Twitter was exposed to decline in users number. The company published their annual income - $1,2 billion and explained that users decrease resulted from mass clean-up in order to maintain secure atmosphere.

Currently Twitter is concentrated on advertising profit. Dorsey asserts: “Despite all our achievements, Twitter has a great undisclosed potential”.
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2021-09-02 20:27:59 #PitchYourIdea #WeeklyWebinar

Friends!

For technical reasons, the webinar is postponed to 15 UTC 3.09. We apologize and look forward to seeing you all tomorrow.

Best regards, Idea Factory team.
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2021-09-02 15:33:02 #BusinessEducation

6 books essential to understand the future

Geoff Ralston is the president of Y Combinator. He shared 6 books which may help you predict the future and avoid mistakes from the past.

About expert: Geoff Ralston runs Y Combinator. This is a venture fund for startup accelerating in IT sphere from Silicon Valley. More than 2,000 companies have been launched thanks to Y Combinator. For instance, Airbnb, Twitch, and Reddit went out into the world. Before heading Y Combinator, Ralston was vice president of engineer development and SRO at Yahoo!.

People like predicting the future. We create scenarios and models in order to predict what our lunch of future will be like or what will be the reason for the potential threat for a particular field, planet, or the human in general.
Especially, the desire to make predictions is typical for investors. The best of them are capable of finding founders of companies who are good at predicting as well. A talented founder is always able to tell a convincing story about why his future version is the best and why it is bound to happen.

Geoff Ralston tells readers of Fast Company that he loves reading about the past as it helps forecast better. Books inspire him to think over what the world will be like in 5, 10, 20 years.
This helps Y Combinator understand what should be done further.

1. The Undoing Project. A friendship that changed the world, Michael Lewis.

Human behavior is extremely hard to predict in advance. Nevertheless, economists founded a scientific field based on predictions. However, Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tversky destroyed it. Kahneman won the Nobel prize for economics. The book tells a story about their path in a very interesting manner. Ralston enjoys reading about extraordinary people that change the world thanks to their insight.

2. Superforecasting: The art and science of prediction, Philip E. Tetlock and Dan Gardner

Despite the future is frequently impossible to forecast, some of us do succeed in it. This book explains how to elicit correct predictions. Ralston was often thinking about this work during the pandemic COVID-19, when a bunch of hypotheses were not proved, whereas many of those which were ignored turned out to be true.

3. The Precipice: Existential Risk and the Future of Humanity, Toby Ord

This well-written book addresses our possibilities: what we as humanity can achieve and what may go wrong on the way to these achievements. Such ideas seem pretty relevant now as Ord’s arguments instilled so much determination in Ralston so he did everything possible to decrease potential risks.

4. Warnings: Finding Cassandras to Stop Catastrophes, R.P. Eddy and Richard A.Clark

This book concerns the essence of catastrophes and what we can do in order to foresee them. It is necessary to take heed to people who are able to predict calamities.

5. Profiles of the Future: An Inquiry into the limits of the Possible, Arthur C. Clarke

Klark’s predictions about space investigations, genetic modifications, and computerization are really prominent, considering the fact that it was written in 1962.

6. A Crack in Creation: Gene Editing and the Unthinkable Power to Control Evolution, Jeniffer A. Doudna and Samuel H. Sternberg

This story is devoted to CRISPR. This is one of the most important scientific breakthroughs of the 21 century. Can you imagine that a human is formed from one cell following the model coded in 46 chromosomes in its core! It sounds incredible. The story is about Jeniffer Doudna and Emmanuelle Charpentier: how they discovered the mechanism able to modify this code.
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2021-09-02 13:04:32
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2021-09-02 12:26:40 #interactive #WeeklyWebinar

The weekly #PitchYourIdea webinar will take place today at 17 UTC. Some of the ideas presented in the vote will be presented live. Also, our experts will give advice on the development of startups.

Take an active part in webinars and channel life. Leave comments. Let us know what you would like to see. We are always ready for your suggestions.
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