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Now in its eighth year, SnowGlobe presents a winter-wonderland experience of incredible music performances, live action sports, interactive art installations, and a one-of-a-kind New Year's Eve countdown rolled up into an unforgettable weekend located in one of California's most desired vacation destinations - South Lake Tahoe. Previous acts have included: Odesza, Snoop Dogg, Major Lazer, Travis Scott, Khalid, Flume, G-Eazy, Disclosure, Wiz Khalifa & many more. December 29th, 30th, & 31st, 2018 // South Lake Tahoe, California

Social Express is a video game developer.

Social Project (formerly Tagworld) is social networking site that launched in late 2005. Similar to MySpace, they're aimed at the crowded teen/young adult social networking market. Similar to MySpace, Social Project lets users create and customize profile pages containing all sorts of multimedia (text, photos, video). However, in June 2006 Social Project (then Tagworld) [launched](http://www.techcrunch.com/2006/06/02/tagworld-widgets-platform/) a widget platform that strongly differentiated it from MySpace. The widgets are usable on any website, and Social Project has been heavily promoting the use of the widgets on competing social networks.

Quizilla allows users to create their own quizzes, poems, and stories and share them with others.

Harmonix Music Systems is a videogame development company that offers Beatles and Rock Band music games in North America, Europe, Australia, and New Zealand. It is the developer of Rock Band and Dance Central, as well as the original developer of the Guitar Hero series up until Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock, which Neversoft developed, along with future Guitar Hero titles. Harmonix Music Systems was founded in 1995 by Alex Rigopulos and Eran Egozy. It is based in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

Acquired by Viacom's mtvU in August 2006, Y2M is a marketing services company representing the online editions of over 485 college newspapers via their CollegePublisher.com network. Y2M provides marketers with online and print media buying services for the college newspapers they represent, along with a variety of other marketing services such as guerilla marketing and wild postings aimed at reaching the college demographic. Marketers who have worked with Y2M include major marketers like Ford, Microsoft, and Samsung. With Facebook broadening its audience beyond the college demographic, Y2M is one of many companies filling the void in services specifically focused on giving tools to the collegiate audience and allowing advertisers to reach college students : [CollegeTonight](http://www.crunchbase.com/organization/collegetonight) and [College.com](http://www.crunchbase.com/organization/college.com) are social networks only available to college students, [CollegeWikis](http://www.crunchbase.com/organization/collegewikis) offers college-specific wikis to users, and [Ruckus](http://www.crunchbase.com/organization/ruckus) is attempting to promote legal and free music downloading for those with a .edu e-mail address.

Atom Entertainment aggregates and distributes the casual games, short films, and animations on the web. Atom Entertainment works with creative independent content developers to find and publish casual games, short films, video and more to meet the new consumer demand for fun, short, accessible and unusual digital entertainment. Its five brands reach a broad spectrum of highly-desirable audiences. Atom Entertainment was acquired by Viacom's MTV Networks in August 06.

Amp'd Mobile was a so-called "mobile virtual network operator," because it does not license its own spectrum, but resells services using the network of other mobile phone operators. Amp'd Mobile targeted young people, competing with brands like Disney Mobile, Helio, and Virgin Mobile. After raising over $350m, Amp'd Mobile filed for bankruptcy in July 2007.

Amp'd Mobile was a so-called "mobile virtual network operator," because it does not license its own spectrum, but resells services using the network of other mobile phone operators. Amp'd Mobile targeted young people, competing with brands like Disney Mobile, Helio, and Virgin Mobile. After raising over $350m, Amp'd Mobile filed for bankruptcy in July 2007.

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