A year earlier he had stepped down as Kickstarter’s CEO and into the role ... and today’s typical corporation is a departure from such a model. Rick Alexander, who helped draft Delaware ...

Part of it may be disenchantment with Kickstarter's business model, where consumers provide all of the financing for a new business, only to see that business sell out to Facebook for a $2 billion ...

(For more, check out Inc.'s story about Kickstarter's original business model.) Roughly 1,000 projects, from rock albums to documentary films to, well, soda-bottling ventures, have been funded on ...

But against the odds, Kickstarter did happen. When it launched in 2009, the fundraising website reinvented the funding model for creative pursuits forever. Instead of paying for music or movies ...

Kickstarter’s revenue is directly tied to the number of successful campaigns that launch on the platform, so has the pandemic made you reconsider your business model? Are you looking for ...

A new business model: the sort-of investment While Kickstarter has certainly been making a splash in the movie world, the platform serves other artists too. Established in 2009, Kickstarter offers ...

Last year, Kickstarter became a certified B Corporation ... “It’s the fact that we have such a strong business model inherent to our platform that gives us the opportunity to chart our ...

Crowd-funding platform Kickstarter on Monday officially made social good part of its business model by changing its US corporate status. Kickstarter changed from a standard for-profit structure to ...

The crowdfunding model, in which entrepreneurs seek online ... typically receiving preferential access to their product. Kickstarter takes 5% of all successfully funded projects.

Part of it may be disenchantment with Kickstarter's business model, where consumers provide all of the financing for a new business, only to see that business sell out to Facebook for a $2 billion ...