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This series made Cartoon Network a world-famous channel! In 1995, Cartoon Network launched "What a Cartoon!", an incredible initiative! The Goal? This initiative allowed new and lesser-known cartoon creators to directly showcase their animated cart

Have you all ever wondered that why is in most of the food items with cartoon the eyes of the cartoon is big and is slightly looking downwards? According to a study the eyes of cartoon are downward by 9.6° and this us because so that the kids can m

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It was just today morning when I discovered this YouTube channel name "Shorts Break", a dedicate channel for relatable short content. I was shocked to see the massive subscriber count of 42.3Million! And they achieved this within probably 3-4 years.

😂 After investing a year, the entrepreneur suddenly realized that the idea they were executing did not have any market

Stream safe This startup provides financial support for content creators facing issues like channel bans, deletions, or drops in viewership. It acts as an insurance-like service, offering a financial safety net to help creators recover from setbacks

So Zomato has shut it’s “Zomato Legends” service with immediate effect as they didn’t find a market for it. So did anyone use it? how was the experience and the food quality?

What do you guys think is the mainly one problem all founders face ? And if you were in the same situation how did you overcome it?

Another Failed Startup!!🫡👀 Vines: A very Popular social media app that provided 6 second looping video. It was started in 2012 it's peak era was 2013-2014 having 200Million active user during this peak time. Content creators were called " Viners