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Jake Winebaum

Jake Winebaum (born 1959) is an American entrepreneur. Winebaum is the founder of FamilyFun magazine, Business.com, Brighter.com and co-founder of eCompanies and Applied Cognition.

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Entrepreneurial career

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Known for
Founder of FamilyFun magazine, Business.com, Brighter.com and co-founder of eCompanies
Occupation
Businessman
Born
1959 (age 66–67)
Relatives
Stanley Weston (father-in-law)
Spouse
Cindy Weston

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Early life

Entrepreneurial career

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Family and leisure

Interviews

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Jake Winebaum

Nodes35
Edges34
Triples16
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.057143
Components1

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Jake Winebaum

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related to Interviews · 11
Jake Winebaum → Brighter, Business, CEO, Founder, Interview, KuoKara Visits Business, SocalTech, SocalTechInterview With Jake Winebaum, With Benjamin, With Kara SwisherJake Winebaum, With Susan KuchinskasInterview With
Born · 1
Jake Winebaum → 1959 (age 66–67)
Known for · 1
Jake Winebaum → Founder of FamilyFun magazine, Business.com, Brighter.com and co-founder of eCompanies
Occupation · 1
Jake Winebaum → Businessman
Relatives · 1
Jake Winebaum → Stanley Weston (father-in-law)
Spouse · 1
Jake Winebaum → Cindy Weston

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winebaum magazine business com brighter ecompanies disney founder familyfun jake started company named internet cindy weston born 1959 co-founder new

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Jake WinebaumBorn1959 (age 66–67)1.00infobox
Jake WinebaumKnown forFounder of FamilyFun magazine, Business.com, Brighter.com and co-founder of eCompanies1.00infobox
Jake WinebaumOccupationBusinessman1.00infobox
Jake WinebaumRelativesStanley Weston (father-in-law)1.00infobox
Jake WinebaumSpouseCindy Weston1.00infobox
Jake Winebaumrelated to InterviewsInterview0.60section
Jake Winebaumrelated to InterviewsBrighter0.60section
Jake Winebaumrelated to InterviewsWith Benjamin0.60section
Jake Winebaumrelated to InterviewsKuoKara Visits Business0.60section
Jake Winebaumrelated to InterviewsWith Kara SwisherJake Winebaum0.60section
Jake Winebaumrelated to InterviewsCEO0.60section
Jake Winebaumrelated to InterviewsBusiness0.60section

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