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Proposable.com is now live! We are so excited to unveil this game-changing sales platform to the world. The Proposable team has put in late nights, long days, and blood sweat and tears into this project (well.. not too much blood was spilt, actually) but now they’re open for business.
Proposable was released Thursday evening (2/11/10) and was immediately covered by the most well-read tech blogs, including TechCrunch and TheNextWeb.
Read the Techcrunch article here.
Click here to read TheNextWeb coverage.
Proposable offers revolutionary sales intelligence and a ridiculously simple platform for creating, delivering, and analyzing all your sales material online. Tell the salespeople in your life that they never again need to ask questions like, “Did they open my email?”, “What sections did they look at?”, and “How interested are they?”. Proposable has the answers.
Everyone gets a free 30 day trial – No credit card required.
Try it for yourself now at http://www.proposable.com.
Posted by Marc on February 22, 2010
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We’re excited to have selected our next Sprout!
Dingora is poised to be a game-changer for the international and independent cinema industry. It allows filmmakers to boost box office sales by giving fans across the globe safe and legal access to films on the same day as their theatrical premiere. It’s a model and technology ready to revolutionize the movie business.
While that sounds like a tall order, Pankaj Sikka is in a unique position to disrupt the industry. His passion, understanding and contacts in international cinema are unparalleled. He has worked as a web producer and business analyst for companies such as Universal Music Group, ICU Medical, Kinsho Mataichi Corporation, and The Walt Disney Company. Over the last 3 years, Pankaj and his wife Trasie have created one of the leading sources of content for Indian independent cinema. PassionForCinema.com hosts the blogs of many of the world’s most prestigious directors, writers and actors. The site is regarded as a movement in the Bombay Film Industry (Bollywood). It has developed a community of tens of thousands of hardcore movie fans and filmmakers and has been covered in over 50 major publications in the last year alone. Pankaj also created and organized India’s first online film festival which has presented hundreds of movies over the past 3 years.
Dingora represents an incredible opportunity and we couldn’t be happier to be part of it. In just a few months we’ll be releasing Dingora to the world. In the meantime, follow @Dingora on Twitter for updates on product development, film releases, and launch news.

Posted by Mike on January 29, 2010
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SproutBox is excited to announce the re-opening of applications for the investment cycle. We are seeking talented entrepreneurs interested in turning their idea into a reality. The deadline for applications is Saturday, December 5th, at 11:59pm, so if you think you (or anyone you know) would make a good candidate, it’s time to get started at http://sproutbox.com/apply.
We couldn’t be happier with the selection of our most recent Sprout, Proposable. Proposable Founder James Kappen has relocated from California to Bloomington, and the SproutBox dev team is in full swing on his project. Proposable is a simple way to create, deliver, and analyze your sales proposals online. We have no doubt it’s going to be a huge success. To keep up to date, sign up for the newsletter at http://proposable.com and follow @proposable on twitter.
Our 4th Sprout, Squad, is almost ready to be released to the public. Squad is a web-based collaborative code editor. You’ll be hearing a lot more about that project in the next couple of weeks. If you’d like to be notified of the launch, be sure to follow @squadedit on twitter and keep an eye on http://squadedit.com.
We want to make sure everyone has the chance to apply. That’s where you come in. Please take a moment and let your friends know about SproutBox, especially the ones who want to start a business. Send them a link to this post, or click on the links below if you use twitter or facebook:
Posted by Brad on November 9, 2009
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