Startuptv

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This document proposes a new multimedia platform and television channel called StartUp.TV that will focus on science, technology, IT, programming, startups, and innovations. It will provide news, programs, workshops, films and cartoons about these topics to appeal to scientists, programmers, students, children and others interested in science and new technologies. The goal is to reach 100,000 viewers in 2014, 1,000,000 in 2015, and 5,000,000 in 2016, starting in cities like Novosibirsk, Kazan and Skolkovo. It will be managed by a team of journalists, editors and project managers experienced in media and technology parks.

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*New multimedia platform (online and
television) for IT-specialists, scientists,
programmers, technoparks, universities and
startups for communicating, PR and providing
the ideas of new scientific economy
*New media (TV, site) about technoparks, IT,
science for children and adults, for everybody,
who likes science and tired from news about
crimes and violence.
*New Russian TV-channel with international
overclocking capability

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*Scientific and IT-news and TV-programs
*TV-workshops about startups and IT-products
*Films and cartoons about science and scientists
*Interviews with managers of technoparks,
universities, IT-companies
*Contemporary music and art

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*The target market of the project is the sum of the target
audience and targeted partners of the TV channel.
*Audience: scientists, programmers, staff of start-UPS, young
people, adolescents, children, and all people interested in
science and new technologies. Partners: technoparks in Russia
and abroad, state corporations, scientific production,
universities, research institutes).

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Today the Russian television has political, gender,
religion character, but there is no specific
science, startup and IT-TV. On the other hand,
there is a large community of people, which are
interested in this content and PR-resource.
Except this, the new generation (children,
teenagers) is need in new good media about
science and new technology, without news about
crimes and violence

*
The new interesting channel about new products
in new sphere - IT, nanotechnologies, science,
technoparks. These areas are on the foreground
of the economy of Russia and other countries,
but informing about them today is done through
non-proprietary and incompetent media.
StartUp.TV is going to be a channel with good
creative personal and professional supervisors
from IT-sphere.

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*2014. The first stage – 100 000 spectators
(Novosibirsk Academgorodok, Kazan, Skolkovo)
*2015 – 1 000 000 spectators (Novosibirsk,
Kazan, Skolkovo)
*2016 – 5 000 000 spectators (St-Peterburg,
Moskow, Novosibirsk, Kazan, Skolkovo)

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*Alexandra Zaytseva – journalist, editor, project
manager in media (2007-2012 – chief editor of
Academ.info and Academ.tv in Novosibirsk
Academgorodok)
*Aleksey Meleshihin – project manager, resident
of Academpark (Technopark in Academgorodok)
*Andrey Sokolov - project manager, resident of
Academpark (Technopark in Academgorodok)
*Ekaterina Ungur – PR-manager, journalist, TV-
editor

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Startuptv

2. * *New multimedia platform (online and television) for IT-specialists, scientists, programmers, technoparks, universities and startups for communicating, PR and providing the ideas of new scientific economy *New media (TV, site) about technoparks, IT, science for children and adults, for everybody, who likes science and tired from news about crimes and violence. *New Russian TV-channel with international overclocking capability

3. * *Scientific and IT-news and TV-programs *TV-workshops about startups and IT-products *Films and cartoons about science and scientists *Interviews with managers of technoparks, universities, IT-companies *Contemporary music and art

4. * *The target market of the project is the sum of the target audience and targeted partners of the TV channel. *Audience: scientists, programmers, staff of start-UPS, young people, adolescents, children, and all people interested in science and new technologies. Partners: technoparks in Russia and abroad, state corporations, scientific production, universities, research institutes).

5. * Today the Russian television has political, gender, religion character, but there is no specific science, startup and IT-TV. On the other hand, there is a large community of people, which are interested in this content and PR-resource. Except this, the new generation (children, teenagers) is need in new good media about science and new technology, without news about crimes and violence

6. * The new interesting channel about new products in new sphere - IT, nanotechnologies, science, technoparks. These areas are on the foreground of the economy of Russia and other countries, but informing about them today is done through non-proprietary and incompetent media. StartUp.TV is going to be a channel with good creative personal and professional supervisors from IT-sphere.

7. * *2014. The first stage – 100 000 spectators (Novosibirsk Academgorodok, Kazan, Skolkovo) *2015 – 1 000 000 spectators (Novosibirsk, Kazan, Skolkovo) *2016 – 5 000 000 spectators (St-Peterburg, Moskow, Novosibirsk, Kazan, Skolkovo)

8. * *Alexandra Zaytseva – journalist, editor, project manager in media (2007-2012 – chief editor of Academ.info and Academ.tv in Novosibirsk Academgorodok) *Aleksey Meleshihin – project manager, resident of Academpark (Technopark in Academgorodok) *Andrey Sokolov - project manager, resident of Academpark (Technopark in Academgorodok) *Ekaterina Ungur – PR-manager, journalist, TV- editor

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