Riverside
Riverside is an AI-powered platform for recording, editing, repurposing, and distributing studio-quality podcast and video content.
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Overview
Riverside (formerly Riverside.fm) is an AI-powered content creation platform that lets users record, edit, repurpose, and distribute studio-quality content. It supports podcasts, interviews, webinars, live streams, social clips, video marketing, and transcriptions. The company was founded in 2020 by two brothers, Gideon and Nadav, and is based in Fort Collins, United States.
History
Riverside was founded in 2020 by two brothers, Gideon and Nadav. It was formerly known as Riverside.fm. The company is based in Fort Collins, United States. Its platform is described as an AI-powered platform that lets users record, edit, repurpose, and distribute studio-quality content, supporting podcasts, interviews, webinars, live streams, social clips, video marketing, and transcriptions.
Products and positioning
Studio-level quality without a studio; an all-in-one content creation flow from concept to content.
Riverside platform
AI-powered platform to record, edit, repurpose, and distribute studio-quality content.
Recent events
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Riverside.fm partners with Brightcove[3]
Riverside.fm announced a partnership with Brightcove, and Riverside.fm became available in the Brightcove Marketplace as an integration for mutual customers.
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Riverside.fm launches its video podcasting platform[4]
Riverside.fm officially launched its platform for recording professional-quality video podcasts.
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Riverside.fm announces $2.5 million in seed funding[4]
Riverside.fm announced that it had raised $2.5 million in seed funding led by Oren Zeev.
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