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   One of the most popular AI influencers had a link in her bio to a profile on Fanvue, an OnlyFans competitor. On her Fanvue account, the influencer posted provocative photos — and for a $7-a ...

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   Intuit. The company behind tax software program TurboTax and business software program QuickBooks has 9,400 employees worldwide and was named by Fortune as one of the best companies to work for 19 ...

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5. Night (company) - Wikipedia

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   In 2021, the company launched a US$20,000,000 investment fund titled Night Ventures focusing on "consumer-facing startups" which can then have access to the talent within Night Media. [ 1 ] [ 8 ] In 2022, the company created an in-house studio for producing content which will be led by the former Head of Unscripted Originals at YouTube, Alex Piper.

6. Gushcloud International - Wikipedia

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   In 2017, the company raised USD 3 million from South Korea’s YG Group, [16] [17] a record label and media company, and an unspecified amount from Japan's D2C Inc, which is a joint venture between NTT Docomo, Dentsu Inc, and NTT Advertising, Inc. [3] In 2018, Gushcloud entered into a joint venture with YAN Digital, the digital arm of YAN Media Group [18] and Hahm Shout, a Korean public ...

7. Influence-for-hire - Wikipedia

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   Companies that engage in the influence-for-hire industry range from content farms to high end public relations agencies. Traditionally influence operations have largely been confined to public sector actors like intelligence agencies, in the influence-for-hire industry the groups conduction the operations are private with commerce being their primary consideration. [2]