Matter.VC | Incubated
A few years ago, a startup accelerator called Matter.VC launched with some funding from The Knight Foundation and KQED. Since then, the San Francisco-based accelerator has been working to help usher in the next generation of media-focused startups. Matter takes a different approach from many incubators out there in that it has a fairly long and pretty structured program for helping startups to build and iterate on their products. It has a five-month acceleration program, compared to the typical 12 weeks for accelerators like Y Combinator or 500 Startups.
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Incubated profiles popular startup accelerators to explain how they differentiate from one another. This is the third episode of our 10 part series. Find more episodes here
Credits: Additional video footage by Lara Ortiz-Luis provided by Matter.VC and KQED
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Incubated profiles popular startup accelerators to explain how they differentiate from one another. This is the third episode of our 10 part series. Find more episodes here
Credits: Additional video footage by Lara Ortiz-Luis provided by Matter.VC and KQED
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