​TBPN: Silicon Valley’s Wildest Media Story 

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Two guys in bespoke suits, Sports Center–style graphics, and 130,000 people watching live. TBPN started as just two Silicon Valley founders printing out social media posts and reading them out loud. A year later they were broadcasting from the New York Stock Exchange and then were acquired by OpenAI. On this episode of FC Explains, […]

Two guys in bespoke suits, Sports Center–style graphics, and 130,000 people watching live. TBPN started as just two Silicon Valley founders printing out social media posts and reading them out loud. A year later they were broadcasting from the New York Stock Exchange and then were acquired by OpenAI.

 Two guys in bespoke suits, Sports Center–style graphics, and 130,000 people watching live. TBPN started as just two Silicon Valley founders printing out social media posts and reading them out loud. A year later they were broadcasting from the New York Stock Exchange and then were acquired by OpenAI. On this episode of FC Explains,

Two guys in bespoke suits, Sports Center–style graphics, and 130,000 people watching live. TBPN started as just two Silicon Valley founders printing out social media posts and reading them out loud. A year later they were broadcasting from the New York Stock Exchange and then were acquired by OpenAI.  Technology 

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