Broadcast.com
company on 8 shows · 7 statements across 3 episodes · said 34 times in 14 episodes since 2016
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2026 13 mentions in 5 episodes 3 per episode
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2024 7 mentions in 3 episodes 2 per episode
2023 1 mention in 1 episode
2022 1 mention in 1 episode
2020 4 mentions in 1 episode
2016 6 mentions in 1 episode
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7 statements about Broadcast.com, every show
Cuban: I Bought the Broadcast.com Domain for $8,000 in 1997
“And so, I found Broadcast.com, because we wanted to broadcast everything and anything, and found the guy, and paid him 8000 dollars, and he was thrilled to get the 8000 dollars.”
Hoffman: Yahoo acquired Cuban's Broadcast.com for $5.7 billion in the 1990s
“He helped make audio and video streaming a reality in the nineties with broadcast.com, which Yahoo acquired for 5.7 billion dollars.”
Cuban: Broadcast.com launched internet audio by encoding radio feeds from VCRs
“I took a eight-hour VCR and went to a local radio station, and we hooked up this VCR to their audio board, and we record on these eight-hour VCR tapes. Then I would take them back to my second bedroom and encode them. That was the start of audio on the interne…”
Cuban: Early $30,000 AudioNet stakes grew to $22 million at sale
“And so we sold, you know, one percent chunks for 30,000 dollars to our friends. When we sold the company, those 30,000 dollar chunks were worth twenty two million dollars.”
Cuban: Becoming a billionaire requires luck in addition to execution
“To be a billionaire, you got to get lucky, right? I started my company, you know, at a time when the stock market was going nuts, and that, that was my luck, and I was smart enough to do it, smart enough to run it, smart enough to execute on it, smart enough t…”