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October 1, 2012 07:00 pm GMT
Tokyo Otaku Mode is trying to disrupt a very specific market coverage of and fan activity around Japanese anime, manga, and other pop culture. The company's main product is currently its popular Facebook Page, but it plans to launcha website and mobile apps as well. And to help make that happen, it has enlisted Andy Miller, a former Apple mobile executive, as an advisor.Miller is currently president and COO of Leap Motion. Before that, he was a partner at Highland Capital Partners. He also co-founded and served as CEO at mobile ad network Quattro Wireless. After Quattro was acquired by Apple, Miller became the vice president of mobile advertising for Apple's iAd program.
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Facebook-Centric Anime Startup Tokyo Otaku Mode Enlists Former Apple VP Andy Miller As Advisor
Tokyo Otaku Mode is trying to disrupt a very specific market coverage of and fan activity around Japanese anime, manga, and other pop culture. The company's main product is currently its popular Facebook Page, but it plans to launcha website and mobile apps as well. And to help make that happen, it has enlisted Andy Miller, a former Apple mobile executive, as an advisor.Miller is currently president and COO of Leap Motion. Before that, he was a partner at Highland Capital Partners. He also co-founded and served as CEO at mobile ad network Quattro Wireless. After Quattro was acquired by Apple, Miller became the vice president of mobile advertising for Apple's iAd program.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/I-Rzfe5H9NI/
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