How Indiegogo Is Reinventing Capitalism | Keen On...

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Given that the six-year-old Indiegogo is already featuring campaigns in 70 to 100 countries per week, Rubin explain, it was already pretty big. That said, however, he did make one mildly ambitious projection. Indiegogo, he predicted, would be around in 100 years. Meaning, of course, that Indiegogo can get seriously bigger. So big, in fact, that by 2114, crowdfunding might, indeed, have reinvented capitalism. Andrew Keen talks with CEO and Co-Founder of Indiegog, Slava Rubin.

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