Big Think

Get smarter, faster, for success in the knowledge economy.

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Knowledge base software•News•Online learning

Big Think is a multimedium web portal founded in 2007 by Victoria Brown and Peter Hopkins. The website is a collection of interviews, presentations, and roundtable discussions with experts from a wide range of fields.

This is the 3rd launch from Big Think. View more

Big Think Edge

Big names. Big ideas. The best learning anywhere online.

Big Think Edge delivers the world's leading thinkers to make you better. Our learning platform gives you the skills you need to succeed in today's world, personally and professionally. Learn better communication, teambuilding, leadership, innovation and more.

Launch tags:

Productivity•Celebrities•Education

Launch Team

Peter Hopkins

Big Think

Maker

With Big Think Edge, we hope to make the best mentorship and mentors in the world available to everyone everywhere. What advice would Malcolm Gladwell, Elon Musk or Ariana Huffington give you if you had the chance to sit down with them privately? Find out now via Big Think Edge

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6yr ago

Nick Abouzeid

Ramp

Hunter

Cool to see big YouTube channels (Big Think has 2.5M subscribers) launch related products (in this case, a Masterclass competitor) to further monetize their community, access, and reach. Reminds me of what @mrsharma & @haris_memon have been talking about for years.

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6yr ago

Omar Delawer

@mrsharma @haris_memon @nickabouzeid Big think wasn't just a YouTube channel. They had content even before they launched their YouTube presence. Big Think Edge was originally a product designed for the enterprise market and was supposed to be a B2B product originally. Glad they have opened it up to consumers. I'd recommend signing up if you are into lifelong learning, self-improvement/development etc.

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6yr ago

Gaurav Shrishrimal

PosterX

@peter_hopkins1 @orion_jones1 @jana_roose Congratulations on the product. For people who are not versed with your concept, from website it gets a bit difficult to get a trigger to Sign Up. Specially Indian consumers would love a trial before paying even $5 for a productivity tool. Hope you understand the concerns. Best of Luck, people!!!

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6yr ago