Beamable
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| Company type | Private |
|---|---|
| Industry | Software & Programming |
| Founded | Massachusetts, United States (2010) |
| Headquarters | Massachusetts, USA |
| Website | disruptorbeam.com |
Disruptor Beam is a developer of social network game products based in Massachusetts. The company was founded in 2010.[1] The company is known for creating products for high-profile media properties including 50 Cent[2] and Game of Thrones (set in the Song of Ice and Fire novels).[3][4] The company is lead by CEO Jon Radoff and is backed by investors including Harmonix founders and executives Eran Egozy, Alex Rigopulos; CommonAngels; and E-Ink founder Russ Wilcox.[5]
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References
- ^ Scott Kirsner, March 26 2010, Boston Globe, "Vidgame couple build new venture around 'social gaming' trend," [1]
- ^ Pete Davison, April 23, 2012, Get Rich or Die Trying with 50 Cent's Blackjack, [[2]]
- ^ Kate Cox, May 21 2012, Kotaku, "The Newest Player in the Game of Thrones Marches its Armies onto Facebook," [3]
- ^ Mike Snider, May 21 2012, USA Today, Game of Thrones Facebook game announced, [4]
- ^ Scott Kirsner, May 21 2012, Boston Globe, Game startup Disruptor Beam collects funding, [5]