Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "The Daily Jolt (2000–2010) was the largest and most robust network of online campus-specific community and news sites. Each site provides useful things for college students like menus, a message board, event listings, news, weather, as well as on-campus, local, and national job listings. It was founded by students from Amherst College and joined shortly after by Brown University and preceded Facebook. The Daily Jolt At its peak included sites at more than 100 campuses representing 500,000 students. The Daily Jolt was run by student volunteers on each campus (aka Jolters) and supported by a small staff located in Cambridge, Massachusetts.Amit Gupta, Noah T. Winer, and Seth Fitzsimmons began the first Daily Jolt website at Amherst College, with a second started at Brown University by Mike Goelzer . The founders left and growth and operations of The Daily Jolt went to Christopher Herron supported by Ron Ayers and Kendra Grimes. Mark Miller took the reins from Herron and took over as Executive Chairman. He capitalized the company and thereafter acquired a fledgling company that extended the business with a parallel SaaS enterprise product for campuses called CollegiateLink. CollegiateLink was founded by Aaron Severs and Mark Greene.Mark Miller oversaw the growth of the Company and the subsequent sale of The Daily Jolt to Chung Dahm Learning and then to CampusLive. and then after building up the Company of CollegiateLink to Campus Labs which in turn sold to Higher One and then to Leeds Equity Partners for $91,000,000"@en }
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- Daily_Jolt abstract "The Daily Jolt (2000–2010) was the largest and most robust network of online campus-specific community and news sites. Each site provides useful things for college students like menus, a message board, event listings, news, weather, as well as on-campus, local, and national job listings. It was founded by students from Amherst College and joined shortly after by Brown University and preceded Facebook. The Daily Jolt At its peak included sites at more than 100 campuses representing 500,000 students. The Daily Jolt was run by student volunteers on each campus (aka Jolters) and supported by a small staff located in Cambridge, Massachusetts.Amit Gupta, Noah T. Winer, and Seth Fitzsimmons began the first Daily Jolt website at Amherst College, with a second started at Brown University by Mike Goelzer . The founders left and growth and operations of The Daily Jolt went to Christopher Herron supported by Ron Ayers and Kendra Grimes. Mark Miller took the reins from Herron and took over as Executive Chairman. He capitalized the company and thereafter acquired a fledgling company that extended the business with a parallel SaaS enterprise product for campuses called CollegiateLink. CollegiateLink was founded by Aaron Severs and Mark Greene.Mark Miller oversaw the growth of the Company and the subsequent sale of The Daily Jolt to Chung Dahm Learning and then to CampusLive. and then after building up the Company of CollegiateLink to Campus Labs which in turn sold to Higher One and then to Leeds Equity Partners for $91,000,000".
- Q17051779 abstract "The Daily Jolt (2000–2010) was the largest and most robust network of online campus-specific community and news sites. Each site provides useful things for college students like menus, a message board, event listings, news, weather, as well as on-campus, local, and national job listings. It was founded by students from Amherst College and joined shortly after by Brown University and preceded Facebook. The Daily Jolt At its peak included sites at more than 100 campuses representing 500,000 students. The Daily Jolt was run by student volunteers on each campus (aka Jolters) and supported by a small staff located in Cambridge, Massachusetts.Amit Gupta, Noah T. Winer, and Seth Fitzsimmons began the first Daily Jolt website at Amherst College, with a second started at Brown University by Mike Goelzer . The founders left and growth and operations of The Daily Jolt went to Christopher Herron supported by Ron Ayers and Kendra Grimes. Mark Miller took the reins from Herron and took over as Executive Chairman. He capitalized the company and thereafter acquired a fledgling company that extended the business with a parallel SaaS enterprise product for campuses called CollegiateLink. CollegiateLink was founded by Aaron Severs and Mark Greene.Mark Miller oversaw the growth of the Company and the subsequent sale of The Daily Jolt to Chung Dahm Learning and then to CampusLive. and then after building up the Company of CollegiateLink to Campus Labs which in turn sold to Higher One and then to Leeds Equity Partners for $91,000,000".