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Loom found a fortune in the meeting you never had
A recorder rescued from a struggling startup became a new office habit. Now Atlassian is asking Loom to turn all that talking into work people can actually find and finish.
The Video Call Was the Joke. Airtime Is the Answer.
Born as a joke about miserable video meetings, mmhmm became Airtime - a four-part toolkit for people who would rather be seen, heard, and understood than trapped in a thumbnail.
Arbolus wants the answers before the expert call
An expert network built a business around finding people to interview. Now Arbolus is turning their knowledge into a customer library - and making the live call earn its place.
Victor Cho
Victor Cho is a three-time tech CEO and the founder and CEO of Emovid, an AI-powered asynchronous video messaging platform built to keep business communication human as AI floods the inbox. Before Emovid he ran Evite for seven years, turned around Kodak Gallery, scaled Intuit's web channel from $300M to $1.3B+, and spent seven years at Microsoft launching early internet commerce. A vocal champion of the 'fourth stakeholder' - society - he pairs operator pragmatism with a philosophy that puts trust, empathy, and human presence at the center of technology.