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Cribl develops software to manage and control data ingestion, enabling transformation and routing of logs and metrics in motion to the most cost-effective destinations while reusing existing agents. Its platform supports an observability pipeline capable of handling large-scale data with centralized management for many worker nodes. Cribl provides a single platform for accessing, processing, exploring, and collecting data from diverse sources, reducing waste by identifying low-value ingestion and applying business context to data. The software helps secure data in line with privacy and compliance mandates and gives enterprises observability, intelligence, and control over real-time data.

Tianyigou is a supplier of international marketing services targeted at Chinese eCommerce companies. The business offers international marketing strategies, such as brand positioning, advertising, brand cooperation, and live streaming eCommerce, to Chinese retailers and merchants, allowing customers to expand their online sales channels.

Galaxy Fight Club is a cross-IP, cross-platform PvP fighting game that lets players log in with an NFT and battle using that NFT’s character to earn rewards. The game unifies multiple NFT collections on a single real-time platform, enabling fights across different IPs.

StreamNative is a company that develops a cloud-native event streaming platform based on Apache Pulsar, designed to facilitate real-time access to enterprise data. This platform allows organizations to manage high volumes of data as continuous streams, providing a unified view that integrates both historical and real-time information. By leveraging the architectural strengths of Apache Pulsar, StreamNative enables various industries, including gaming, financial services, and IoT, to transition from isolated legacy systems to a cohesive event streaming environment. The company was founded by a team of experienced contributors and committers from the Apache Pulsar community, who have extensive expertise in implementing scalable event streaming solutions. Headquartered in San Francisco, StreamNative also has offices in Beijing, Shanghai, and Shenzhen, China, extending its reach to a global clientele.

Callin is a social podcasting app that allows users to create, discover, and enjoy both live and recorded audio content in a single platform. The app combines social audio features with traditional podcasting, enabling users to record, edit, publish, and share their audio content effortlessly. By providing a seamless experience for audio content creation and consumption, Callin aims to enhance the way users engage with podcasts and live audio discussions.

Cribl develops software to manage and control data ingestion, enabling transformation and routing of logs and metrics in motion to the most cost-effective destinations while reusing existing agents. Its platform supports an observability pipeline capable of handling large-scale data with centralized management for many worker nodes. Cribl provides a single platform for accessing, processing, exploring, and collecting data from diverse sources, reducing waste by identifying low-value ingestion and applying business context to data. The software helps secure data in line with privacy and compliance mandates and gives enterprises observability, intelligence, and control over real-time data.

Knocknock.TV is a live streaming shopping platform designed to support independent retailers by enabling them to broadcast live from their stores in San Francisco. This innovative marketplace allows retailers to showcase their products and offers to a wider audience without any associated costs. Customers can engage with their favorite indie stores in real-time, exploring deals and making purchases while participating in live chat. Additionally, shoppers can earn points during their interactions, enhancing their overall shopping experience. By focusing on local businesses, Knocknock.TV aims to create a vibrant online shopping environment that connects consumers directly with unique products and services.

Cribl develops software to manage and control data ingestion, enabling transformation and routing of logs and metrics in motion to the most cost-effective destinations while reusing existing agents. Its platform supports an observability pipeline capable of handling large-scale data with centralized management for many worker nodes. Cribl provides a single platform for accessing, processing, exploring, and collecting data from diverse sources, reducing waste by identifying low-value ingestion and applying business context to data. The software helps secure data in line with privacy and compliance mandates and gives enterprises observability, intelligence, and control over real-time data.

Playco Global develops browser-based streaming game engines, creating multiplayer games accessible across various gaming platforms. Established in 2010, the company is headquartered in Mountain View, California, with additional offices in San Francisco, Tokyo, and Seoul.

Audyo develops an intelligent audio platform that enables users to listen to articles, podcasts, audiobooks in a single location. It offers personalized recommendations based on listening history and allows creators to curate content playlists.

Confluent is a data streaming platform company founded in 2014 and headquartered in Mountain View, California. It builds and offers a platform based on Apache Kafka that enables real‑time data integration, stream processing, and analytics for enterprises, government agencies, and the public sector. The company’s product suite includes Confluent Cloud, a fully managed streaming service; Confluent Platform, a self‑managed SaaS offering; Confluent Operator for Kubernetes; KSQL and ksqlDB for continuous SQL queries; and WarpStream for event‑driven architecture. Confluent generates revenue primarily through subscription fees and professional services. It operates globally with offices in the United States, Europe, and Australia.

100 Thieves is an American esports organization and lifestyle brand that combines competitive gaming with apparel and entertainment. It fields a professional esports team that competes in major leagues and championships and operates an online store selling apparel and merchandise such as t-shirts and jerseys. The company also focuses on gaming content and a branded lifestyle experience, connecting fans through competition and merchandise.

Confluent is a data streaming platform company founded in 2014 and headquartered in Mountain View, California. It builds and offers a platform based on Apache Kafka that enables real‑time data integration, stream processing, and analytics for enterprises, government agencies, and the public sector. The company’s product suite includes Confluent Cloud, a fully managed streaming service; Confluent Platform, a self‑managed SaaS offering; Confluent Operator for Kubernetes; KSQL and ksqlDB for continuous SQL queries; and WarpStream for event‑driven architecture. Confluent generates revenue primarily through subscription fees and professional services. It operates globally with offices in the United States, Europe, and Australia.

100 Thieves is an American esports organization and lifestyle brand that combines competitive gaming with apparel and entertainment. It fields a professional esports team that competes in major leagues and championships and operates an online store selling apparel and merchandise such as t-shirts and jerseys. The company also focuses on gaming content and a branded lifestyle experience, connecting fans through competition and merchandise.

Streamlabs is a software company specializing in tools for live streamers. Founded in 2014, it offers Streamlabs, an application providing in-stream popup alerts and donation management, along with Type Studio, a platform for recording, editing, translating, and sharing audio and video content.

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 is a global audio streaming platform that provides live sports, music, news, podcasts, and internet radio. It offers premium services with commercial-free music and access to live sports and news content, and TuneIn Live enables Alexa and other voice-enabled devices to access premium audio content. The company operates its own radio stations and partners with others, delivering live and on-demand programming across home, car, and mobile devices on a wide range of platforms and devices worldwide. Founded in 2002 and headquartered in San Francisco, TuneIn serves tens of millions of monthly active users and hosts a catalog of more than 100,000 radio stations and millions of podcasts, accessible in many countries and on popular smart speakers and connected devices.

Confluent is a data streaming platform company founded in 2014 and headquartered in Mountain View, California. It builds and offers a platform based on Apache Kafka that enables real‑time data integration, stream processing, and analytics for enterprises, government agencies, and the public sector. The company’s product suite includes Confluent Cloud, a fully managed streaming service; Confluent Platform, a self‑managed SaaS offering; Confluent Operator for Kubernetes; KSQL and ksqlDB for continuous SQL queries; and WarpStream for event‑driven architecture. Confluent generates revenue primarily through subscription fees and professional services. It operates globally with offices in the United States, Europe, and Australia.

iQIYI is a leading Chinese online entertainment service provider, offering a wide range of content including internet video, live broadcasting, online literature, animations, e-commerce, and social media platforms. It operates on a subscription-based model with additional revenue from ads, content distribution, gaming, and IP licensing. iQIYI competes directly with major players such as Tencent Video, Youku, MangoTV, and Bilibili.

Streamlabs is a software company specializing in tools for live streamers. Founded in 2014, it offers Streamlabs, an application providing in-stream popup alerts and donation management, along with Type Studio, a platform for recording, editing, translating, and sharing audio and video content.

Wavefront, Inc. is a cloud-based analytics company that specializes in managing data centers through its hosted platform. Founded in 2013 and headquartered in Palo Alto, California, Wavefront provides a powerful solution for ingesting, storing, visualizing, and alerting on time series data. Its platform leverages a stream processing approach originally developed at Google, allowing engineers to manipulate data with exceptional efficiency. The company's tools offer real-time analytics across the entire production stack, enabling SaaS enterprises to visualize and query various metrics, including computing load and performance data. Wavefront aims to enhance customer experience by preventing downtime, localizing issues during crises, and providing timely alerts on critical situations. In 2017, Wavefront became a subsidiary of VMware, Inc.

Keen Labs, Inc. develops a customizable analytics platform that enables developers to efficiently collect, explore, and visualize data. The company's offerings include Keen Pro, which allows users to track, process, and store data from various sources such as applications, websites, IoT devices, and games, as well as to share insights with teams and clients. Additionally, Keen provides Native Analytics, a white-label solution for real-time analytics and advanced visualizations. The platform supports all aspects of event data management, facilitating the streaming, storage, querying, and presentation of data in one integrated system. Keen serves a diverse clientele across industries including media, advertising, gaming, SaaS, and hardware. Founded in 2011, Keen is headquartered in San Antonio, Texas.

Wavefront, Inc. is a cloud-based analytics company that specializes in managing data centers through its hosted platform. Founded in 2013 and headquartered in Palo Alto, California, Wavefront provides a powerful solution for ingesting, storing, visualizing, and alerting on time series data. Its platform leverages a stream processing approach originally developed at Google, allowing engineers to manipulate data with exceptional efficiency. The company's tools offer real-time analytics across the entire production stack, enabling SaaS enterprises to visualize and query various metrics, including computing load and performance data. Wavefront aims to enhance customer experience by preventing downtime, localizing issues during crises, and providing timely alerts on critical situations. In 2017, Wavefront became a subsidiary of VMware, Inc.

CREO is a consumer technology company based in Bengaluru, India, founded in 2013 and formerly known as Mango Man Consumer Electronics Pvt. Ltd. The company specializes in designing and developing innovative products that enhance media streaming experiences. Its flagship product, Teewe, is an HDMI dongle that allows users to wirelessly stream local media, such as photos, music, and movies, from their mobile devices or computers to a television. Additionally, CREO provides a Teewe application that enables users to access and play content from YouTube, online music platforms, and personal storage devices. The company also offers Teewe as an Infrastructure as a Service solution for enterprises. As of 2017, CREO operates as a subsidiary of Hike Ltd.

TuneIn is a global audio streaming platform that provides live sports, music, news, podcasts, and internet radio. It offers premium services with commercial-free music and access to live sports and news content, and TuneIn Live enables Alexa and other voice-enabled devices to access premium audio content. The company operates its own radio stations and partners with others, delivering live and on-demand programming across home, car, and mobile devices on a wide range of platforms and devices worldwide. Founded in 2002 and headquartered in San Francisco, TuneIn serves tens of millions of monthly active users and hosts a catalog of more than 100,000 radio stations and millions of podcasts, accessible in many countries and on popular smart speakers and connected devices.

Teewe is a Brand New device which aims to disrupt the home entertainment Industry. Teewe enables consumers to watch Digital content like Movies,TV shows and live streams on their TV. We are focussed on building an awesome connected experience so that you can enjoy hassle free TV experience from anywhere in your living room

Streamlabs is a software company specializing in tools for live streamers. Founded in 2014, it offers Streamlabs, an application providing in-stream popup alerts and donation management, along with Type Studio, a platform for recording, editing, translating, and sharing audio and video content.

Keen Labs, Inc. develops a customizable analytics platform that enables developers to efficiently collect, explore, and visualize data. The company's offerings include Keen Pro, which allows users to track, process, and store data from various sources such as applications, websites, IoT devices, and games, as well as to share insights with teams and clients. Additionally, Keen provides Native Analytics, a white-label solution for real-time analytics and advanced visualizations. The platform supports all aspects of event data management, facilitating the streaming, storage, querying, and presentation of data in one integrated system. Keen serves a diverse clientele across industries including media, advertising, gaming, SaaS, and hardware. Founded in 2011, Keen is headquartered in San Antonio, Texas.

TuneIn is a global audio streaming platform that provides live sports, music, news, podcasts, and internet radio. It offers premium services with commercial-free music and access to live sports and news content, and TuneIn Live enables Alexa and other voice-enabled devices to access premium audio content. The company operates its own radio stations and partners with others, delivering live and on-demand programming across home, car, and mobile devices on a wide range of platforms and devices worldwide. Founded in 2002 and headquartered in San Francisco, TuneIn serves tens of millions of monthly active users and hosts a catalog of more than 100,000 radio stations and millions of podcasts, accessible in many countries and on popular smart speakers and connected devices.

Bubbly Inc. is a Singapore-based company that develops a social voice application, enabling users to connect and share voice messages globally. The Bubbly app allows users to follow celebrities and popular figures, listen to updates in their authentic voices, and share their own voice recordings enhanced with various audio effects and filters. The platform functions across both feature phones and smartphones, expanding its reach to a wide audience. Bubbly is recognized for its innovative approach to social messaging, likened to "Twitter with a voice," and has gained over 30 million users, particularly in Asia. With recent updates, the application has become available globally through its iPhone and Android versions, further enhancing user engagement. Founded in 2003 and formerly known as Bubble Motion, Bubbly operates under Altruist Technologies Pvt. Ltd. and has expanded its operations to regions including Silicon Valley, India, Japan, Indonesia, Thailand, and the Philippines.

TuneIn is a global audio streaming platform that provides live sports, music, news, podcasts, and internet radio. It offers premium services with commercial-free music and access to live sports and news content, and TuneIn Live enables Alexa and other voice-enabled devices to access premium audio content. The company operates its own radio stations and partners with others, delivering live and on-demand programming across home, car, and mobile devices on a wide range of platforms and devices worldwide. Founded in 2002 and headquartered in San Francisco, TuneIn serves tens of millions of monthly active users and hosts a catalog of more than 100,000 radio stations and millions of podcasts, accessible in many countries and on popular smart speakers and connected devices.

Jigsee is a mobile application that provides consumers with free access to licensed audio and video content through its proprietary streaming platform. This platform is specifically designed to address network and handset limitations in developing countries, utilizing patent-pending technology to deliver continuous streams of video and audio in bandwidth-constrained environments. Jigsee initially focused on developing applications for j2me to ensure compatibility with feature phones, which dominate the mobile device landscape in emerging markets. This strategy enables Jigsee to reach a broader audience by delivering content effectively to users with limited internet access. After conducting extensive field tests in Bangladesh and India, Jigsee selected India as its primary market and has established operations there, preparing to launch its service in collaboration with several leading Indian content providers.

Bubbly Inc. is a Singapore-based company that develops a social voice application, enabling users to connect and share voice messages globally. The Bubbly app allows users to follow celebrities and popular figures, listen to updates in their authentic voices, and share their own voice recordings enhanced with various audio effects and filters. The platform functions across both feature phones and smartphones, expanding its reach to a wide audience. Bubbly is recognized for its innovative approach to social messaging, likened to "Twitter with a voice," and has gained over 30 million users, particularly in Asia. With recent updates, the application has become available globally through its iPhone and Android versions, further enhancing user engagement. Founded in 2003 and formerly known as Bubble Motion, Bubbly operates under Altruist Technologies Pvt. Ltd. and has expanded its operations to regions including Silicon Valley, India, Japan, Indonesia, Thailand, and the Philippines.

TokBox is a provider of a cloud-based platform that facilitates the integration of live interactive video, voice, and messaging capabilities into web and mobile applications. The company offers a proprietary OpenTok video platform, which enables users to engage in one-to-one calls as well as complex large-scale broadcasts. TokBox's services include customizable and flexible APIs that leverage advanced video, audio, and networking technology, ensuring an optimal user experience across various browsers and devices. Additionally, the company supports unified communications and contact centers, making its platform suitable for a wide range of commercial applications.

TuneIn is a global audio streaming platform that provides live sports, music, news, podcasts, and internet radio. It offers premium services with commercial-free music and access to live sports and news content, and TuneIn Live enables Alexa and other voice-enabled devices to access premium audio content. The company operates its own radio stations and partners with others, delivering live and on-demand programming across home, car, and mobile devices on a wide range of platforms and devices worldwide. Founded in 2002 and headquartered in San Francisco, TuneIn serves tens of millions of monthly active users and hosts a catalog of more than 100,000 radio stations and millions of podcasts, accessible in many countries and on popular smart speakers and connected devices.

Imeem is an online music service that offers users instant access to a vast library of songs at no cost. In addition to music, the platform provides videos and photos, creating a comprehensive online community for musicians, directors, photographers, and various groups. By facilitating connections among creators and fans, Imeem enhances the music experience and fosters an interactive environment for sharing and discovery.

Bubbly Inc. is a Singapore-based company that develops a social voice application, enabling users to connect and share voice messages globally. The Bubbly app allows users to follow celebrities and popular figures, listen to updates in their authentic voices, and share their own voice recordings enhanced with various audio effects and filters. The platform functions across both feature phones and smartphones, expanding its reach to a wide audience. Bubbly is recognized for its innovative approach to social messaging, likened to "Twitter with a voice," and has gained over 30 million users, particularly in Asia. With recent updates, the application has become available globally through its iPhone and Android versions, further enhancing user engagement. Founded in 2003 and formerly known as Bubble Motion, Bubbly operates under Altruist Technologies Pvt. Ltd. and has expanded its operations to regions including Silicon Valley, India, Japan, Indonesia, Thailand, and the Philippines.

TokBox is a provider of a cloud-based platform that facilitates the integration of live interactive video, voice, and messaging capabilities into web and mobile applications. The company offers a proprietary OpenTok video platform, which enables users to engage in one-to-one calls as well as complex large-scale broadcasts. TokBox's services include customizable and flexible APIs that leverage advanced video, audio, and networking technology, ensuring an optimal user experience across various browsers and devices. Additionally, the company supports unified communications and contact centers, making its platform suitable for a wide range of commercial applications.

Imeem is an online music service that offers users instant access to a vast library of songs at no cost. In addition to music, the platform provides videos and photos, creating a comprehensive online community for musicians, directors, photographers, and various groups. By facilitating connections among creators and fans, Imeem enhances the music experience and fosters an interactive environment for sharing and discovery.

Bubbly Inc. is a Singapore-based company that develops a social voice application, enabling users to connect and share voice messages globally. The Bubbly app allows users to follow celebrities and popular figures, listen to updates in their authentic voices, and share their own voice recordings enhanced with various audio effects and filters. The platform functions across both feature phones and smartphones, expanding its reach to a wide audience. Bubbly is recognized for its innovative approach to social messaging, likened to "Twitter with a voice," and has gained over 30 million users, particularly in Asia. With recent updates, the application has become available globally through its iPhone and Android versions, further enhancing user engagement. Founded in 2003 and formerly known as Bubble Motion, Bubbly operates under Altruist Technologies Pvt. Ltd. and has expanded its operations to regions including Silicon Valley, India, Japan, Indonesia, Thailand, and the Philippines.

Gecko TV is a Chinese provider of terminals that connect televisions with the internet. The terminals are delicate, with a Wi-Fi connect, USB power supply, and an Android system. It integrated video programs from multiple websites. Gecko TV’s self-owned application store supports application expansion that include watching internet video programs on TV, and information and entertainment services based on Android systems.

TokBox is a provider of a cloud-based platform that facilitates the integration of live interactive video, voice, and messaging capabilities into web and mobile applications. The company offers a proprietary OpenTok video platform, which enables users to engage in one-to-one calls as well as complex large-scale broadcasts. TokBox's services include customizable and flexible APIs that leverage advanced video, audio, and networking technology, ensuring an optimal user experience across various browsers and devices. Additionally, the company supports unified communications and contact centers, making its platform suitable for a wide range of commercial applications.

Joost is a pioneering internet television service founded by Janus Friis and Niklas Zennström, the creators of Skype and Kazaa. It offers on-demand, legal video content, similar to traditional television, but accessible online at users' convenience. The service is free and ad-supported, with video and display advertisements. Joost has secured significant backing from media giants CBS and Viacom, and has content deals with prominent partners such as CNN, NHL, and Sony. It provides a desktop client for watching on-demand TV over the internet, enhancing the viewing experience with interactive tools like chat and interactive displays. Joost's peer-to-peer technology reduces server data streaming, lowering costs for content owners. Initially requiring a download, Joost now streams its entire catalog via Adobe's Flash Player, making it accessible on various platforms.

Pure Digital Technologies specializes in providing innovative imaging solutions targeted at the mass market, notably through its Flip Video line of digital camcorders. These camcorders are designed for simplicity and ease of use, particularly for Internet video sharing, featuring on-board software that facilitates one-click uploads to various online platforms. The Flip Ultra, a standout model, became the best-selling camcorder on Amazon soon after its launch, capturing a significant share of the camcorder market. It records video at 640x480 resolution and operates on 2 AA batteries, offering a straightforward design without complex features. Users can connect the device directly to a computer via a built-in USB connector, eliminating the need for additional cables. The Flip Ultra is available in different memory sizes, retailing between $150 and $180. In 2009, the company was acquired by Cisco, which ultimately discontinued the Flip line in 2011.

UUSee is a Chinese new media company established in 2005 that specializes in providing network television and value-added services to broadband subscribers worldwide. It operates a comprehensive online video interactive platform that aggregates and distributes a wide range of video and audio content. With a library that includes popular television programming, live broadcasts, news, drama series, sports, and movies, UUSee enables viewers to access high-quality and timely entertainment. The company boasts significant user engagement, with its network TV software downloads surpassing 200 million by 2009. UUSee's leadership in the Chinese network video industry is supported by its three core platforms: an internet video play platform, a site-wide video search platform, and a video community experience platform.

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 develops a social voice application, enabling users to connect and share voice messages globally. The Bubbly app allows users to follow celebrities and popular figures, listen to updates in their authentic voices, and share their own voice recordings enhanced with various audio effects and filters. The platform functions across both feature phones and smartphones, expanding its reach to a wide audience. Bubbly is recognized for its innovative approach to social messaging, likened to "Twitter with a voice," and has gained over 30 million users, particularly in Asia. With recent updates, the application has become available globally through its iPhone and Android versions, further enhancing user engagement. Founded in 2003 and formerly known as Bubble Motion, Bubbly operates under Altruist Technologies Pvt. Ltd. and has expanded its operations to regions including Silicon Valley, India, Japan, Indonesia, Thailand, and the Philippines.

UUSee is a Chinese new media company established in 2005 that specializes in providing network television and value-added services to broadband subscribers worldwide. It operates a comprehensive online video interactive platform that aggregates and distributes a wide range of video and audio content. With a library that includes popular television programming, live broadcasts, news, drama series, sports, and movies, UUSee enables viewers to access high-quality and timely entertainment. The company boasts significant user engagement, with its network TV software downloads surpassing 200 million by 2009. UUSee's leadership in the Chinese network video industry is supported by its three core platforms: an internet video play platform, a site-wide video search platform, and a video community experience platform.

Imeem is an online music service that offers users instant access to a vast library of songs at no cost. In addition to music, the platform provides videos and photos, creating a comprehensive online community for musicians, directors, photographers, and various groups. By facilitating connections among creators and fans, Imeem enhances the music experience and fosters an interactive environment for sharing and discovery.

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.

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.

MyPrimeTime, Inc. is a media company based in San Francisco, California, founded in 1999. It specializes in creating and distributing diverse content across various platforms, including print, broadcast television, radio, the internet, and wireless media. The company focuses on producing television and radio programming that addresses topics related to family, finance, health, work, and leisure, while also providing web content, tools, and interactive services. MyPrimeTime aggregates a range of authors, speakers, consultants, and talent, facilitating a community for adults seeking guidance on life's significant transitions. Additionally, it offers e-commerce solutions, selling books, travel products, and consumer goods through its website. The firm aims to empower individuals to customize their self-improvement journeys through interactive media, catering primarily to an audience aged 35 to 54.

Apple, established in 1976, is a multinational corporation renowned for designing, manufacturing, and selling a wide array of consumer electronics, computer software, and online services. Its product portfolio includes the iconic iPhone, iPad, Mac computers, Apple Watch, AirPods, and a suite of services such as the App Store, Apple Music, iCloud, and Apple TV+. Apple operates a global retail network of Apple Stores and sells its products through various channels, including online, third-party carriers, and resellers. The company is celebrated for its innovative approach, having pioneered the graphical user interface in personal computers and consistently delivering cutting-edge technology. Apple's headquarters are located in Cupertino, California.