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Rovio turns Angry Birds into a constantly updated service that drives 400 million downloads and 130 million monthly active users with no paid marketing (zero dollars marketing). Gameplay totals about 300 million minutes per day and a partnership with Fox nets 20 million downloads in 15 days for Angry Birds Rio. The company sells physical goods — over 10 million toys sold — acquires an animation studio, hires a film lead, and monetizes videos and seasonal content.
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- 0:00Introduction and background
- 1:04Brand and fan focus
- 2:30Growth and engagement metrics
- 3:36Content updates and fan interaction
- 5:23Fan-generated content and community
- 6:27Physical goods and partnerships
- 7:08Video content and animation studio
- 8:14Movie and Hollywood collaboration
- 9:19Expanding entertainment platforms
- 10:02Summary and future vision
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