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Vocativ is a private social news startup founded by Mati Kovachi in late 2012. It aims to revolutionize journalism by leveraging its Open Mind software and a team of journalists, data analysts, and programmers to uncover unique stories from hard-to-reach multilingual sources around the world and present them through a tile-based interface with hashtags. While still in beta and without revenue, the founder believes Vocativ is poised for growth by fulfilling its bold vision of social and global journalism.
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- 1. Vocativ The Global Social News Network Milo Kock
- 2. Products
- 3. Financial Info Mati Kovachi, founder Private startup Primary funding source No revenue yet
- 4. History of Vocativ Started by Kovachi AGT – huge international firm Political / Economic shifts Arab Spring Leverage Open Mind software
- 5. History of Vocativ Late 2012: Beta Journalists + data analysts + deep web Launched from beta on Monday!
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- 7. Secret Sauce 60 editors 30-40 programmers Multilingual, hard-to-reach sources High profile contributors Open Mind software
- 8. Competition Most other digital news orgs
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