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Simsim is building a horizontal e-commerce platform keeping in mind the shopping behaviour of the Indian consumer and the need for trust and solutions in the local language. Lack of models catering to these needs of the customers has led to low overall penetration of online sales in the country. The next wave of online commerce in India will be enabled by solving for these unmet needs of the customer. Simsim uses a unique combination of content and commerce to help customers discover the right products for themselves.

Subarctic is focused on the development of software solutions that enable technology companies to manage their businesses.

BandPage, Inc. is a music-sharing platform that helps musicians connect with and retain their fans. Founded in 2010 and based in San Francisco, the company enables artists to manage their online presence by uploading profiles, bios, photos, videos, tracks, and tour dates, while ensuring this information is updated across various platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, SoundCloud, and more. With over 500,000 musicians utilizing its services, BandPage supports artists in engaging with millions of fans across major music services, including Spotify, VEVO, and Live Nation. The platform offers tools like BandPage Everywhere for content management and BandPage Connect for integration with various platforms, thereby allowing musicians to effectively showcase and sell merchandise, VIP experiences, and other products to their audiences. BandPage operates as a subsidiary of YouTube, LLC, further enhancing its reach and capabilities within the evolving music landscape.

Vidmaker is an online platform that specializes in collaborative video editing, allowing users to create and edit videos in real time with others, regardless of location. With integration capabilities for popular storage services like Dropbox and Google Drive, users can easily access and manage video, images, and sound. Vidmaker facilitates seamless sharing of projects on its own platform as well as on YouTube, making video creation accessible to a wide audience. The platform is designed to enhance teamwork and streamline the video production process, catering to both individuals and groups looking to produce high-quality content collaboratively.

Next New Networks aims to build internet based "micro television networks" for targeted niche communities. The concept brings together elements of traditional TV networks with Internet functionality that invites viewers to contribute, share and distribute content; think Weblogs Inc meets video blogging with an everywhere distribution model. Next New Networks is the leading provider of original, episodic series programming for the Internet. With over 1 billion views since the company's launch in 2007, over 2 million subscribers, and some of the biggest hits on the Web, Next New Networks is redefining entertainment by championing the next generation of show creators. Popular, award-winning video networks from the company include Barely Political (home of "Obama Girl" and "Auto-Tune the News"), Channel Frederator, featuring cartoons of over 1,000 creators, food network for the people Hungry Nation, car news network Fast Lane Daily, filmmaking network Indy Mogul (home of hit series "Backyard FX," "Beyond the Trailer," and "Moviebuzz"), fashion and lifestyle network ThreadBanger, and Barely Digital (home of "The Key of Awesome," one of the top three most-watched shows on the Web since its launch in October 2009).