Telegraph Media Group
Telegraph Media Group, established in 1855 by Colonel Arthur B. Sleigh, is one of the largest media publishing companies in the UK. Known for its flagship publication, the Daily Telegraph, which is the UK's best-selling quality newspaper, the company rebranded itself from The Daily Telegraph to Telegraph Media Group in 2006 to reflect its expansion into technology and diverse media platforms. With a significant online presence, Telegraph.co.uk ranks among the leading news websites in the UK and has extended its coverage globally. The company, which launched Europe’s first online news portal in 1994, continues to be a prominent player in the print media industry, offering a range of publishing services for newspapers and magazines, and catering to a wide audience, including job seekers.
Caravan Digital Studios is a digital product studio that creates custom consumer brands and businesses. It identifies white spaces in popular culture and entertainment trends in order to brainstorm, co-found, and develop direct-to-consumer products, technology, and businesses. The company is using proprietary data and reach to identify unique opportunities and create authentic brands with a targeted audience.
East Bay Express is a weekly newspaper and magazine based in Oakland, California, serving the communities of Berkeley, Oakland, and the broader San Francisco East Bay area. Founded in 1978, it is distributed every Wednesday throughout Alameda County and parts of Contra Costa County. The publication covers a wide range of topics, including news, opinion pieces, music, movies, food, and drink, along with blogs and special reports. Its website serves as a platform for these topics, providing readers with timely updates and insights into local events and cultural happenings.
Gojimo, founded by George Burgess in 2009, is a mobile learning application aimed at aiding students in exam preparation. The platform offers study guides and quizzes from renowned educational publishers, including Oxford University Press and McGraw-Hill Education. Initially developed out of frustration with the lack of quality educational apps, Gojimo gained traction among students, prompting Burgess to leave university in 2013 to focus on the company full-time. The application not only provides resources for studying but also serves as an interactive platform for students and teachers to discuss assignments. Gojimo has attracted investment from notable European investors and was acquired by Telegraph Media Group in March 2017.
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