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Votizen

Votizen was a consumer technology company that developed an online network of voters in the United States. Based in Mountain View, California, the site allowed its members, which it called "Votizens", to learn about issues and elections, and take collective action with other committed voters through social media. Votizen verified that each voice belongs…

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TwitterStartup VisaPeter ThielSean ParkerFounders Fund
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Mountain View, CaliforniaBrigade Media
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Founded
2009
Industry
Software
Headquarters
Mountain View, California
Defunct
2013
Fate
Acquired by Causes, then Brigade Media
Key people
David Binetti Jason Putorti Matt Snider (co-founders)

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Votizen

Nodes26
Edges25
Triples54
Avg. degree1.92
Density0.076923
Components1

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Votizen

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related to history · 32
Votizen → David Binetti, David Cowan, Ed Lee, Eric Ries, Facebook, Felicis Ventures, Founder Collective, Founders Fund, Good Government, In September, Jason Putorti, Jobs, Keith Rabois, March, Mark Goines, Matt Snider, On September, Peter Thiel, PivotNorth, Randi Zuckerberg
related to Leveraging Social Media · 8
Votizen → Facebook's, His, Napster, Parker, Politics, Sean Parker, Techonomy, Web
Defunct · 1
Votizen → 2013
Fate · 1
Votizen → Acquired by Causes, then Brigade Media
Founded · 1
Votizen → 2009
Headquarters · 1
Votizen → Mountain View, California
Industry · 1
Votizen → Software
Key people · 1
Votizen → David Binetti Jason Putorti Matt Snider (co-founders)
Products · 1
Votizen → Consumer Technology Company
Revenue · 1
Votizen → N/A

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media parker voters social causes sean 2012 company acquired politics founded people david consumer technology mountain view california brigade 2010

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VotizenDefunct20131.00infobox
VotizenFateAcquired by Causes, then Brigade Media1.00infobox
VotizenFounded20091.00infobox
VotizenHeadquartersMountain View, California1.00infobox
VotizenIndustrySoftware1.00infobox
VotizenKey peopleDavid Binetti Jason Putorti Matt Snider (co-founders)1.00infobox
VotizenProductsConsumer Technology Company1.00infobox
VotizenRevenueN/A1.00infobox
VotizenWebsitehttp://votizen.com1.00infobox
Votizen can provide the fix.On January 10instance ofand tools0.80text
2013instance ofand tools0.80text
Votizen was acquired by Causesinstance ofand tools0.80text

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