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Remember when you had to pay big bucks for software? You’d buy a CD, install it on your computer, and then you finally got to use it. Now it’s way easier. Lots of startups have created online productivity suites akin to Microsoft Office, and Google Apps has really changed the way that a lot of people work on their computers. But what if you want to edit an image, song, movie, or do some other creative endeavor? Software for that kind of stuff is still really expensive, right? Nope. Aviary is a New York City based company that “is on a mission to make creation accessible to artists of all genres, from graphic design to audio editing.” They provide a suite of free online tools that are way more powerful than most cloud-based software that you’re used to.
If you’re like me, you’re probably wondering why a company would make a web-based version of extremely expensive software and give it away for free. They obviously think that they can build a business by attracting cost-conscious creative professionals, and I agree. Not only can they sell premium subscriptions that offer expanded features, but they will also have a huge community of users with common interests—that can be an advertising goldmine. Since Aviary comes from the same people who built Worth1000.com, they have some experience monetizing a creative audience. If you like what Aviary is doing and want to be a part of it, you should check out their Jobs page. They’re always looking for Developers, and they’re also looking for a Junior Hacker right now. There aren’t any full-time non-technical positions, but they are looking for General, Design, and Business Development Interns, so there could be some opportunities in those areas too.
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