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Tiny Speck

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Tiny Speck is the new company started by Stewart Butterfield, who previously started Flickr.

Their first product is Glitch, a Flash-based massively multiplayer online game set to launch in Fall 2010.

Milestones

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  Tiny Speck added John O’Farrell as Board Member. (4/1/11)
  Posted 4/12/11 at 9:20am
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  Tiny Speck added Andrew Braccia as Board Member/Lead Investor.
  Posted 4/3/10 at 1:18pm
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  Tiny Speck added Daniel Burka as Director of Design.
  Posted 9/16/09 at 10:52am
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  Tiny Speck added Serguei Mourachov as Co-founder, Server Lead.
  Posted 7/10/09 at 5:22pm
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  Tiny Speck added Eric Costello as Co-founder, Client Lead.
  Posted 7/10/09 at 5:22pm
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  Tiny Speck added Cal Henderson as Co-founder, VP Engineering.
  Posted 7/10/09 at 12:49am
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  Tiny Speck added Stewart Butterfield as Co-founder, President.
  Posted 7/10/09 at 12:49am
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  Tiny Speck received $10.7M in Series B funding. (4/1/11)
  Posted 4/12/11 at 9:18am via techcrunch.com
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  Tiny Speck received $5M in Series A funding. (4/1/10)
  Posted 4/1/10 at 9:56am via gigaom.com
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  Tiny Speck received $1.5M in Seed funding. (1/1/09)
  Posted 2/9/10 at 2:24am via cnet.com

Videos

Screenshots

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Above: Tiny Speck Screenshot -- #1
Uploaded: 7/10/09

Products

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Glitch

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Website	glitch.com
Blog	glitch.com
Stage	Private
Launch Date	February, 2010

Glitch is a massively multiplayer online game created by Tiny Speck. Its root stem back to Game Neverending, a game that eventually gave birth to Flickr, the photo-sharing service, later bought by Yahoo.

Glitch is set to launch in Spring 2011.

Above: Glitch Screenshot -- #1
Uploaded: 2/10/10

Above: Glitch Screenshot -- #2
Uploaded: 2/10/10

Above: Glitch Screenshot - Nov 11
Uploaded: 11/23/10

Videos

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Kevin Rose (Founder of Digg) interviews Daniel Burka about “Glitch” [February 09, 2010]

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Glitch Trailer

Sources

1. news.cnet.com [edit]
2. Gigaom (gigaom.com) [edit]
3. techcrunch.com [edit]