Founded in 2013, VidAngel operates as a private company. The stock is not listed on any public market.
VidAngel has no published valuation.
No investor is named on the VidAngel record yet.
VidAngel filters profanity, nudity and violence out of streaming video, connecting to services such as Netflix, Prime Video, Apple TV+, Paramount+ and Peacock so subscribers can watch mainstream movies and shows with objectionable content skipped or muted. The company also distributes its own family-oriented content, including the series The Chosen, produced by sister company Angel Studios.
The Harmon brothers launched VidAngel in Provo, Utah, in 2013, originally by filtering purchased DVDs and Blu-rays before Hollywood studios sued over copyright. The dispute pushed the company into Chapter 11 bankruptcy in 2017; it settled with the studios in 2020 for $9.9 million and relaunched under new ownership, VidAngel Entertainment, in 2022.
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VidAngel filters profanity, nudity and violence out of streaming video, connecting to services such as Netflix, Prime Video, Apple TV+, Paramount+ and Peacock so subscribers can watch mainstream movies and shows with objectionable content skipped or muted.
VidAngel is private, so its shares are not available on public markets.
VidAngel launched in 2013.
VidAngel has about 48 employees.
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