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Episode 14: Andrew Schuster - The Baltimore startup with an innovative and entertaining approach where you play the news instead of just reading about it.
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Straight from Baltimore, Maryland, my guest today is Andrew Schuster, working out of the Emerging Technology Center (ETC).
Andrew is the co-founder and CEO of NewsUp, a news startup company focused on making news that's really fun and entertaining as they’re featuring fun trivia games and quizzes so people get to not only play the news, but also get their news.
Seeing how the value of news is diminishing and finding that need to drive more engagement around news, Andrew and his team has found a way to create a platform that will allow both users and the industry as a whole to transition into the digital native world while still preserving the value of quality journalism.
Additionally, Andrew talks about the value of working out of a coworking space and how it has tremendously helped their company grow and move forward in a city as disconnected as Baltimore.
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