A problem created by an industry that portrays innovation as a threat to their antique recipe to collect value.

Even the two that don't have internet access. Popcorn Time got installed on every single country on Earth. That movie would be old enough to vote here. Take Argentina for example: streaming providers seem to believe that 'There's Something About Mary' is a recent movie. You know what's the best thing about Popcorn Time? That tons of people agreed in unison that the movie industry has way too many ridiculous restrictions on way too many markets. Costs that no one should have to pay in any way, shape or form. We learned a lot from these people, especially that standing against an old fashioned industry has it’s own associated costs. Our huge reach gave us access to a lot of people, from newspapers to the creators of many sites and apps that had a huge global reach.

Four Times.īut, as you may know, that's rarely enough. Some people we respect, some of our heroes spoke wonders of Popcorn Time, which is a lot more than what we wanted to get out of an experiment we threw together in a couple of weeks. We became the underdog that would fight for the consumer. And we got some action on TV and Radio shows, and this doesn't even include the many interviews we had to reject due to the barrage of media attention.Īnd they were not chastising us. We got articles on Time Magazine, Fast Company, TechCrunch, TUAW, Ars Technica, Washington Post, Huffington Post, Yahoo Finance, Gizmodo, PC Magazine and Torrent Freak, just to name a few. We read Techcrunch, Reddit and Hacker News. We are startup geeks, first and foremost.

We stand in awe at what open source community can do. The ones who translated the app into 32 languages, some of which we weren’t even aware existed. We love Pochoclín and everything it stands for, and we feel that we are letting our amazing contributors down. And to be honest, right now every single one of us has a knot in our stomachs. And we've assembled an amazing team in the process, with people we love to work with. It is the biggest thing we've ever achieved. We started Popcorn Time as a challenge to ourselves.

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