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  1. thequestpod.substack.com › p › the-story-of-atriumThe Story of Atrium - by The Quest with Justin Kan - Substack

    17. Mai 2021 · 12:15 AM ∙ Mar 5, 2020. 3,227Likes 124 Retweets. Fourteen months ago, Justin convened the final team meeting at his legal software and law firm startup, Atrium. With a heavy heart, he announced the closure of the company after having raised $75M in venture capital. The full story of Atrium is admittedly long overdue.

  2. www.youtube.com › c › JustinKanTVJustin Kan - YouTube

    I'm Justin Kan and I've been through the ups and downs in the startup world. I started Justin.tv, which morphed into Twitch and sold it to Amazon for almost $1 billion, became a partner at Y ...

  3. twitter.com › justinkanJustin Kan (@JustinKan) | Twitter

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  4. www.justinkan.comHello, I'm Justin Kan. | Justin Kan

    27. Sept. 2023 · Making a Gaming Startup's Dream Car with @WestCoastCustomsTV | Build: Fractal - Episode 4. February 18, 2023.

  5. taddlr.com › de › celebrityJustin Kan: Beziehung, Vermögen, Größe, Tattoo, Herkunft - 2024 -...

    Justin Kan. Am 16-7-1983 wurde Justin Kan (Spitzname: Justin) in Seattle, Washington, United States geboren. Als Sohn von Vater (?) und Mutter (?) erlangte er im Jahr 2024 als Berühmtheit Berühmtheit zum Beispiel für Twitch.tv. Justin Kans Sternbild ist Krebs und er ist jetzt 40 Jahre alt.

  6. venturebeat.com › entrepreneur › justin-kans-odyssey-from-liveJustin Kan's epic year: Selling Twitch for $1B, joining Y...

    31. Okt. 2014 · VIENNA, Austria — By anyone’s definition, Justin Kan has had a monster year in 2014. It started with Kan selling his startup Exec to Handybook in an all-stock deal (the amount was undisclosed).

  7. blog.twitch.tv › en › 2023/03/1616 Years Of Twitch

    16. März 2023 · 16 Years Of Twitch. My work on Twitch began in October 2006, when Justin, Michael, and I drove across the country from New York to San Francisco. Kyle would join us three short months later, when we got him a one way ticket to fly out to San Francisco during MIT’s externship week. We were making a 24/7 live reality television show about ...