Kickstarter

Kickstarter is a peer-to-peer funding platform for projects that leverage social networks to promote and drive support for artists, makers, and entrepreneurs.

It's A Time-Sharing World

I did some research and talked to some friends, and they recommended a website called Kickstarter.

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Well, Dario has just become part of a neat program called Kickstarter, a site where folks with dreams can try to raise funding for their projects.

Kick Start a Worthy Project

There's a frantic final push for much-needed cash, using the online fundraising service for creative projects called Kickstarter.com.

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If people were willing to donate without my asking, starting a Kickstarter was a no brainer.

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The biggest player is New York-based Kickstarter, which is to crowd funding what Amazon is to online bookselling - not the only source IndieGoGo and RockHub, among others, provide the same service, but definitely the leader.

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Maxwell Salzberg, Daniel Grippi and Raphael Sofaer - floated their idea for what they called a "personally controlled, do-it-all, open-source social network" on an Internet fund-raising platform called Kickstarter.

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Many of the so-called Kickstarter films were pretty far out there and were no threat for a theatrical release, but "Indie Game: The Movie," a film about game developers, was optioned by producer Scott Rudin and HBO for development as a series.

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For funding, they turned to a website called Kickstarter, which allows ordinary people to fund new creations.

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They turned to a website called Kickstarter, which allows ordinary people, web surfers, to fund new creations.

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