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OkCupid

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  • Yagan, Sam
    Sam Yagan

    …Krohn, with whom he founded OkCupid in 2003. The dating site grew steadily, partly because of its innovative use of social data to match users, and in 2011 Yagan and his partners sold OkCupid to IAC/InterActiveCorp (headed by media mogul Barry Diller) for an estimated $90 million. The company included…

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    …Krohn, with whom he founded OkCupid in 2003. The dating site grew steadily, partly because of its innovative use of social data to match users, and in 2011 Yagan and his partners sold OkCupid to IAC/InterActiveCorp (headed by media mogul Barry Diller) for an estimated $90 million. The company included…

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