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Bitstrips

Defunct Canadian media and technology company

them are just brilliant." In December 2012, Bitstrips launched a version for Facebook; by July 2013, Bitstrips had 10 million unique users on Facebook, having

Bitstrips

Bitmoji

Personalized virtual emoji avatar

created with the Bitstrips website, which was launched in 2007 by the Toronto-based company Bitstrips Inc. In October 2014, Bitstrips launched the Bitmoji

Bitmoji

Jesse Brown (journalist)

Canadian journalist

Blackstock, Brown started Bitstrips, an online app that allowed people to make cartoon-like avatars. Brown continued as the Bitstrips' co-owner and in November

Jesse Brown (journalist)

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Snap Inc.

American technology company

recognition software. In March, July, and August 2016, the company acquired Bitstrips for $100 million, Obvious Engineering, the developers of Seene, for an

Snap Inc.

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Sticker (messaging)

Illustrations used in electronic messaging

emoji in mobile messaging apps at least once. In 2016, Snapchat acquired Bitstrips for its app Bitmoji, which allows users to create custom stickers featuring

Sticker (messaging)

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Timeline of Snapchat

Engadget. Retrieved August 13, 2016. Constine, Josh (March 29, 2016). "$100M Bitstrips acquisition makes sense now that Snapchat has stickers". TechCrunch. Retrieved

Timeline of Snapchat

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Canadaland

Canadian news site and podcast network

Canadaland is a Canadian podcast founded by Jesse Brown, who was a co-owner of Bitstrips, a company that makes avatars and had also worked as a media hoaxster

Canadaland