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鈴木亜美 の シングル | ||||
収録アルバム | AROUND THE WORLD | |||
リリース | 2005年5月25日 | |||
ジャンル | J-POP | |||
時間 | 26分20秒 | |||
レーベル | avex trax | |||
作詞・作曲 | 鈴木亜美、渡辺徹 | |||
プロデュース | MAX MATSUURA | |||
チャート最高順位 | ||||
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鈴木亜美 シングル 年表 | ||||
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「Eventful」(イヴェントフル)は、日本の女性歌手、鈴木亜美のエイベックス移籍後2枚目のシングル。
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Industry | Social networking, events discovery |
Founded | 2004 |
Founder | Brian Dear |
Headquarters | San Diego, California, USA |
Key people
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Jordan Glazier, CEO Paul Ramirez, VP of Operations |
Owner | CBS Local Media |
Parent | CBS Corporation |
Website | www.eventful.com |
Eventful is an online calendar and events discovery service owned by CBS Corporation. The service allows users to search for and track upcoming entertainment events in their area (such as concerts, festivals, and film presentations) involving specific performers, indicate and share their intent to attend certain events, and also indicate their "demand" for certain acts to appear in their region.
Users can search for events worldwide by time, location, performer, and descriptive keyword. Users can create private or public calendars, including "smart" calendars which automatically update when events matching search criteria are added or existing events are modified. As of July 2007 the company claimed it had approximately 4 million future events in its search engine index.[1] Users can optionally share their intention of attending an event with friends, and designate their favorite performers and venues to be used for recommendations.
Eventful Demand allows users to declare an event or performance they would like to see locally, and then campaign for others to join their "demand". Statistics from "demands" can be used by event organizers to gauge interest in holding an event in that location.
An API is provided to use Eventful information in other programs and websites, such as mashups, as well as to load new or modify existing data about events, venues, or performers.
Eventful, was founded as EVDB, Inc. in January 2004 in La Jolla, California, by Brian Dear, a veteran of eBay, the late-90s Mp3.com, and early consumer-Linux startup Eazel. A public beta test under the name EVDB.com was launched in March 2005, and the service changed its name to Eventful.com in September 2005.
Since inception, the company has raised approximately $19.6 million in financing.[2] Investors include Esther Dyson, Evan Williams, Mark Pincus, Josh Kopelman, Draper Fisher Jurvetson, Bay Partners, and Omidyar Network.
In 2008, a number of notable users of the Demand system began to emerge; various campaigns during the 2008 presidential election used the system, most notably John Edwards,[3] In 2009, Eventful was notably used in relation to the film Paranormal Activity; its director Oren Peli invited users to vote for where the film would be screened next on its limited release by utilizing the Demand system.[4] Twelve of the thirteen venues sold out.[5]
The company announced in June 2012 that the service had grown to over 20 million users.[6] In July 2014, Eventful was acquired by CBS Corporation through its Local Media division for an undisclosed amount. The purchase aligns the service with the company's radio station group and its own local event strategies.[7]
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