Real-time social collaboration around live events
Hot Potato was a New York-based social activity startup that built real-time collaboration tools for groups around shared live events. The company raised approximately $1.4 million before being acquired by Facebook for ~$10 million in August 2010. The service was subsequently shut down, with the founding team integrating into Facebook's Groups product.
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