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Facebook is a major social networking platform, established by Mark Zuckerberg and his college roommates in 2004. It was initially created for college students, but quickly expanded to include users from all backgrounds. Facebook allows users to crea

Sam Altman's First Startup! So before founding OpenAI and leading Y Combinator, Sam Altman founded Loopt! Loopt was a location-based social media app launched by @sama in 2005. It was very similar to any other social media platform, like it had ch

Global EV Adoption Accelerates: IEA 2025 Report Highlights According to the latest IEA report (2025), more than 1 in every 4 cars sold globally will be electric by the end of this year. This surge is driven by strong policy support, falling battery

I am currently working with an Investment firm which looks out and funds startups by Student entrepreneurs.Student entrepreneurs can be students who are running startups from college or have dropped out in past 2 years.Name some of startups which are

Is India Ready to Adopt the Telehealth Model? India is gradually embracing Telehealth, driven by digital adoption, government support, and rising healthcare needs. However, full-scale adoption faces challenges like digital literacy, trust in virtual

Elon and Mark's Feud Summurized 2016: A SpaceX rocket carrying Facebook's satellite (meant to provide internet in Africa) burst. Mark posted on Facebook expressing his disappointment about it and Elon didn't replied anything. Then, Two years later,

These 3 guys became billionaires by copying other companies. They created clones of eBay, Facebook, Youtube, Twitter… And somehow they got away with it (and made billions). Here’s the crazy story of the Samwer Brothers: In the late 1990s, the Sam

I am working on a startup idea that is to create a platform that offers college fee discounts to students who take admission through it. The discounts will be funded by a referral amount from colleges, a portion of which we will share with the stude

As time progresses, social media platforms are introducing different models to pay their users. YouTube started this trend, followed by Facebook, which is gradually aligning its monetization system with Twitter's approach. Twitter, in turn, achieved

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