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Riverside.fm is a platform that enables local recording of lossless audio and 4K video tracks independent of internet connection speed. It enables anyone, from individual podcasters to enterprise brands and media companies, to record studio-quality interviews from anywhere with no loss in recording quality.

GlossAI fills the gap between the content that businesses produce and how individuals now consume it. People in today's audiences don't have the patience to listen to anything for too long, and this includes those taking part in events, podcasts, training sessions, and zoom calls. GlossAI recognises this and has developed an intelligent AI content generator that can divide any one piece of content into numerous brief films for use on multiple platforms and scenarios. GlossAI creates films that increase engagement from summaries and highlights to trailers, social media snippets, microlearning pieces, and even funny moment clips from existing content that is incredibly long but extremely valuable. Also, we don't just rely on text analysis.

Deepdub provides an AI-based dubbing service for entertainment content, using AI algorithms and deep learning. Deepdub aims to bridge the language barrier and cultural gap of entertainment experiences to international audiences across TV, Film, Advertising, Gaming, and e-learning. Deepdub decreases the time it takes to complete a dubbing project, allowing content owners and studios to have results in weeks instead of months. Deepdub plugs into the post-production process of content owners and takes complete ownership of all of their localization needs.

LetsTok is developing a video platform for influencers and content creators.

Electric Entertainment is a full service film, television, and new media production company and studio headed by veteran producer Dean Devlin along with Marc Roskin and Rachel Olschan. Electric recently wrapped its fifth season of TNT’s action-packed drama “Leverage.” Electric’s other television credits include TNT’s “The Librarian” starring Noah Wyle which was the highest rated movie on cable that year (2004), its sequel, “The Librarian: Return to King Solomon’s Mines” and the third installment of the franchise, “The Librarian: Curse of the Judas Chalice.” Along with Bryan Singer’s Bad Hat Harry production company, Electric produced SyFy Channel’s “The Triangle,” which won an Emmy for its Visual Effects, and was the highest-rated miniseries on the cable channel since “Steven Spielberg Presents TAKEN” (2002). Electric’s most recent film projects include MGM’s Flyboys and Sony Picture Classics’ politically-charged documentary Who Killed the Electric Car?, which was nominated by the Broadcast Film Critics Association for Best Documentary Feature. Electric launched Electric Visual Effects (EFX), which uses the new division as its in-house effects arm allowing the filmmakers they work with to stretch their dollars way beyond traditional effects budget boundaries. The EFX crew has been assembled from industry veterans Devlin had previously collaborated with on his global box-office hits including Independence Day, Godzilla, The Patriot, and Eight Legged Freaks. EFX is headed by veteran visual effects producer Mark Franco, whose career spans over twenty-five years and includes productions such as Titanic, Batman & Robin, Armageddon and How the Grinch Stole Christmas. Electric recently launched its international theatrical film and television sales and acquisitions division, which is headed by Sonia Mehandjiyska. Devlin is currently in pre-production on his feature directorial debut, GEOSTORM, which he is producing with Skydance Pictures’ David Ellison and Dana Goldberg and his Electric Entertainment team of Marc Roskin and Rachel Olschan.

Latinos Progresando is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing immigration legal services and offering resources to help individuals create stable and thriving lives.

beatBread is a pioneering music and finance company that empowers artists to take control of their careers without giving away ownership of their music or their decision-making power. Founded in 2020, beatBread brings together a team with deep experience in music, finance, artificial intelligence and machine learning to create new opportunities for artists and their managers. beatBread provides independent and unsigned artists with financial advances that are repaid through a limited share of revenues from streaming and airplay, over a period of the artist's choosing.

Qoruz functions as a platform for creator collaboration, providing a welcoming space for all creator connections. Qoruz simplifies the process for brands to partner with suitable creators and establish valuable relationships. By harnessing the influence of creator marketing, Qoruz facilitates brand expansion.

Llama Group is a trailblazer and top competitor in the digital music industry, possessing extensive knowledge in various aspects of its operations.

Cross Bible offers an interactive platform designed for comprehensive Bible study at any skill level. Through its user-friendly system, users are able to delve into the text while also gaining access to valuable insights typically found in footnotes. In addition, the educational YouTube content enhances the overall experience, adding further value for customers and fostering a strong community of Bible enthusiasts.

FanBasis is a comprehensive platform that offers a variety of popular internet products, services, and communities. It is a leading platform that helps entrepreneurs, experts, and creators to grow their digital businesses by providing tools for creating and managing various offerings such as courses, communities, coaching, and more. The platform simplifies business operations by offering features like payment processing, subscription management, and community engagement tools. With a growing number of sellers and strategic partnerships, FanBasis is changing the internet economy by providing scalable solutions for digital entrepreneurs.

WordCollections is a platform that offers a digital radio collection for comedians and other artists who perform spoken word. They provide royalty services to help performers license and collect royalties from their recordings being played on digital or traditional radio. WordCollections was founded in 2020 and is located in New York City.