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Naver's global webcomic biz on growth track At surface level, Mirror looks much like many other existing publishing platforms, such as Substack or Medium in the US and South Korea's Naver Blog. It differs from these, however, in its reliance on a decentralized service built on top of the Ethereum blockchain. In a bid to diversify creators' revenue models and prevent the loss of online content due to platforms coming offline, Mirror has applied Web3 to its own media platform. On Tuesdays, seminars were held to report and give feedback to new videos produced by members. Lectures and study groups on filming, editing, and producing were also held by and for members. Finally, as the av토렌트 name indicates, KUreator members created videos in groups on KU, fashion, gaming, and more. A Launchpad for Aspiring Creators — KUreator It has attracted Series A funding from investment companies such as Andreessen Horowitz (a16z), Union Square Ventures, and Atelier Ventures. Graeme Boy, co-founder and CTO, served as a founding engineer for RaiseMe, now owned by CampusLogic, and then as a technical director for the decentralized project, Dharma. The second co-founder, Denis Nazarov, was a former a16z partner