Kharabeesh is a pan-Arab digital media company and YouTube multi-channel network that curates, produces and distributes Arabic-language content for the Middle East and North Africa. Founded in Amman, Jordan in 2005 as an animation collective known for satirical cartoons, it grew into the region's first YouTube-certified MCN, supporting a network of creators across comedy, animation, kids, social, tech, gaming, beauty and travel. The company reports roughly 138 channels, 44 million subscribers and more than 13 billion lifetime views.
WonderHowTo Network is a Santa Monica-based digital media company that helps curious people learn how to do almost anything. Founded in 2006 by former TV executive Stephen Chao and technologist Michael Goedecke, it began as a search engine and directory for instructional how-to videos and grew into a network of specialized brands - Gadget Hacks, Null Byte, Next Reality, Food Hacks Daily and more - covering smartphones, white-hat hacking, augmented reality and everyday DIY. At its peak the network reached roughly 12 million monthly unique visitors.
Fandom is the world's largest fan platform - a sprawling network of 250,000+ community-built wikis covering movies, TV, gaming and anime, reaching about 350 million monthly visitors. Born as Wikicities in 2004 from Wikipedia co-founder Jimmy Wales and Angela Beesley, it grew into a for-profit pop-culture reference engine and, after acquiring GameSpot, Metacritic, TV Guide, GameFAQs and Giant Bomb in 2022, also one of the loudest editorial voices in entertainment.