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February 21, 2013 10:03 pm GMT
One of the the startup ideas that I've been hearing about for years is the social photo album in other words, a service that doesn't just let you share photos with your friends, but also create albums with them. Adam Ludwin and Devon Gundry have seen a lot of those startups too, but they're trying to crack the problem with their new startup Albumatic.Ludwin (a principal at RRE Ventures, where he led the seed round in Twitter-acquired social video startup Vine) told me that when he and Gundry (a musician who also started a social media company with actor Rainn Wilson) first started thinking about the app, they realized there were a bunch of other products that never got significant consumer traction the most high-profile flameout was probably Color. And they decided that the key factor was location.
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Led By Vine Investor Adam Ludwin, Albumatic Launches A Collaborative Photo Album App That People Might Actually Use
One of the the startup ideas that I've been hearing about for years is the social photo album in other words, a service that doesn't just let you share photos with your friends, but also create albums with them. Adam Ludwin and Devon Gundry have seen a lot of those startups too, but they're trying to crack the problem with their new startup Albumatic.Ludwin (a principal at RRE Ventures, where he led the seed round in Twitter-acquired social video startup Vine) told me that when he and Gundry (a musician who also started a social media company with actor Rainn Wilson) first started thinking about the app, they realized there were a bunch of other products that never got significant consumer traction the most high-profile flameout was probably Color. And they decided that the key factor was location.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/6ROHgjGEr6o/
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