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We made a few promises to our readers back in 2013 when we launched The Review, which deserves revisiting as we celebrate crossing the decade mark this month: Ten years on, we’ve got nearly 600 articles, millions of pageviews, and hundreds of thousands of newsletter subscribers to prove it - and we’ve even spun off The Review format to the airwaves with 100+ episodes of our In Depth podcast. Trends come and go in the startup ecosystem, but this little experiment that we launched a decade ago proved to have staying power. Candy Crush Saga was Apple’s most downloaded app of the year, beating out mega-popular Vine (which was also released that year) for the top slot.Īnd while it may not have snagged the biggest headlines that year, around here we’re partial to something else that launched back in 2013 - First Round Review. Twitter (when we could still call it that) debuted on the public markets and Google released the prototype of its highly-touted (yet ultimately ill-fated) Google Glass product. Slack had only just launched in a select preview release. Page the calendar back to 2013, and the world of tech looks quite a bit different.

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