Macromedia

company on 7 shows · 2 statements across 2 episodes · said 19 times in 10 episodes since 2018

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Anthony Wood: Selling iBand for $36M felt like selling out
“And looking back on it, selling a company for 30, whatever million dollars is quite successful, but that's not the way it felt. Like I wanted to build the real company. I didn't want to just make the money. It felt like I had sold out.”
Anthony Wood Nov 21, 2022 ▶ 13:23 Roku: Anthony Wood
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Helgason: Unity originally copied Macromedia's $1,000 per user software pricing model
“We picked the macromedia business model, which, you know, is sort of, like, morphed into the Adobe business model, which was, you know, professional software, roughly a thousand bucks per user, and then you might sort of upgrade once every few years.”
David Helgason Jul 22, 2016 ▶ 9:53 20VC: Unity 3D's David Helgason on Building a $bn Business, Getting Funded By Sequoia and Powering The Pokemon Revolution

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