On Stompstart by 15 March 2015 · New York · United States

Stampsy.

A New York platform for magazine-style visual stories, co-founded by Roman Mazurenko, whose messages a friend later turned into a memorial chatbot.

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Timeline

  1. On record

    Cult of Mac reported that Stampsy's web platform launched in late February 2015.

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    cultofmac.com
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    IBTimes UK reported that Stampsy founder Roman Mazurenko was killed in a car accident in Moscow in November 2015.

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    ibtimes.co.uk
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    The product's site was live.

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    “A place for sharing creative ideas, stories and experiences in visual form.”

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Angled collage of story pages with photos, video and text layouts on a purple background.
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“A place for sharing creative ideas, stories and experiences in visual form.”

Stampsy is a new publishing platform with a goal is to translate old concepts of: art books, fashion magazines, cultural zines and photo journals to a new digital channel that is easy, convenient, accessible and more importantly — social.

Topics
Publishing, Social networks
Location
New York · United States
stampsy.com ↗youtube.com/watch ↗stampsy.com/about-stampsy ↗facebook.com/HelloStampsy ↗twitter.com/HelloStampsy ↗

In our words: The listing described Stampsy as a publishing platform that carried art books, fashion magazines, cultural zines and photo journals into a digital, social format, where people shared creative ideas, stories and experiences visually.

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Stories

ShortStampsy, and the chatbot built from its co-founder's messagesRead the story

Sources

  1. venturebeat.com
  2. thenextweb.com
  3. cultofmac.com
  4. ibtimes.co.uk
  5. stampsy.com
  6. stampsy.com
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