Casey Neistat

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Casey Neistat sells an eight episode series to HBO in 2008 for under $2 million, which airs in June 2010, and the April 2012 Nike Make It Count film shows brands what a creator can do. Daily vlogging starts March 26, 2015 and reaches a million subscribers by August 2015. He co founds the app Beme in July 2015, sells it to CNN in November 2016 for a reported $25 million, and CNN shuts the app in January 2017 and closes the unit when he leaves in January 2018. The 368 creator space opens at 368 Broadway in April 2018 and closes in February 2024. He moves to Los Angeles in 2019 and back to New York in September 2022.

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• paid byYouTubeCasey Neistat's channel is monetized through the YouTube Partner Program, the income he leaves for Beme and CNN in 2016. (partly verified)2010 to present
• sponsored byNikeNike commissions Make It Count for the FuelBand launch and Neistat spends the budget traveling the world; the film is released in April 2012.2012
• ownsBemeCasey Neistat co founds Beme in 2014, sells it to CNN in November 2016 for a reported $25 million; the app closes January 31, 2017 and CNN folds the unit when he leaves in January 2018.2015 to 2018
• invested inStirCasey Neistat invests in Stir's 4 million dollar seed round in October 2020.2020