Will Coghlan
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Will Coghlan (born 1980) is a co-founder of TinyPass, an Internet startup that enables quick and secure transactions for access to web and mobile content. When it launched in early 2011, TinyPass was described as having "solved every publisher's paywall problem".[1]
Before TinyPass, Will Coghlan was on the team that created Dynamo Player, an online video platform that offers an alternative to the ad-based revenue model by allowing film and video creators to easily distribute their work for paid-viewing.
Prior to that, Will Coghlan was co-host of Political Lunch, a daily online news program on political affairs.;;[2][3][4]
Before joining Hudson Street Media, Will worked as the communications director for the national non-profit Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America, a communications advisor to John Lynch, and a reporter covering presidential campaigns for a daily newspaper in New Hampshire.
He was born in Springfield, MA, attended the Hotchkiss School and Bates College, graduating from Bates in 2002.
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- TinyPass
- Dynamo Player
- Political Lunch
- Hudson Street Media
- Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America (IAVA)
