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Seibel: Justin.tv reached $24M in five years, then $1B in three
“And if you look at the history of Justin TV, in the first five years, it went from being worth nothing to being worth about twenty four million dollars. In the next three years, it went being worth twenty four million dollars to being worth a billion.”
Michael Seibel Sep 5, 2018 ▶ 50:28 Michael Seibel - Building Product · Y Combinator
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Seibel: Justin.tv reached 30 million monthly visitors while struggling financially
“Even though the company wasn't doing well for years, we always had a lot of traffic, you know, like the company wasn't doing well and we had like thirty million monthly visitors, like, and we were streaming like years of video to them.”
Michael Seibel Jan 5, 2022 ▶ 12:13 Should You Follow Your Passion? – Dalton Caldwell and Michael Seibel · Y Combinator
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Seibel: Justin.tv's 2006 chat-right, video-left layout survived unchanged on Twitch
“The major product decisions that Justin TV made that carried through to Twitch to today was chat on the right, video on the left. We decided that in 2006. It is the same way, 2018.”
Michael Seibel Sep 5, 2018 ▶ 35:24 Michael Seibel - Building Product · Y Combinator
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