Kickstarter used to be a pretty tiny, scrappy, alternative startup that was driven by the desire to help musicians and artists get access to the money they need to create great work. It’s still that, but it’s no longer tiny and scrappy. Now it buys the tiny, scrappy startups.
Kickstarter just announced its first ever acquisition. It bought Drip, a community for independent musicians to connect directly with their fans. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.
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