Where is Vidion located?

Vidion is headquartered in Barnaul, Russia.

Who is the current CEO of Vidion?

Valeriy Romanenko of Vidion. They have also founded 1 company.

Is Vidion a funded company?

Vidion is a funded company, having raised a total of $***** in its 1st and only funding round.

Where does Vidion rank among its competitors?

Vidion ranks 80th amongst 72 active competitors, of which 4 are funded. It stands 11th in terms of total funding among its competitors. The most recent competitor to raise funding was The Recount, which secured $18M in May, 2021.

Who are the top competitors of Vidion?

Vidion's top competitors include Haystack TV, The Recount and Watchup. Among them, The Recount secured the most recent funding round in May, 2021.

Vidion - 2026 Company Profile, Team & Competitors

Company Details

Vidion is a decentralized platform for freelance video journalism. Users make video content and upload it on the platform. Offers a bidding system that enables media companies to offer their prices for buying the content. Offers a rating system that helps to estimate the quality of a news outlet via the voting process. Transactions are facilitated via VIDI token.

Website: vidion.io
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Email ID: *****@vidion.io

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Founded Year

2017

Location

Barnaul, Russia

Stage

Deadpooled

Ranked

80^th among 89 competitors

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Vidion has not raised any funding rounds yet.

The founders of Vidion is Valeriy Romanenko. Valeriy Romanenko is the CEO of Vidion.

Here are the details of Vidion's key team members:

Valeriy Romanenko: Founder & CEO of Vidion.

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Top competitors of Vidion include Haystack TV, The Recount and Watchup. Here is the list of Top 10 competitors of Vidion, ranked by Tracxn score:

Rank	Company Details	Short Description	Total Funding	Investors	Tracxn Score
1st	Haystack TV 2013, Redwood City (United States), Series A	Free news streaming app offering personalized local and global news	$4.5M	Vestel Ventures, StartX & 10 others	63/100
2nd	The Recount 2019, New York City (United States), Acquired	App-based platform offering political news	$31M	Axios, Union Square Ventures & 7 others	52/100
3rd	Watchup 2012, Menlo Park (United States), Acquired	Stream free movies, TV, and personal media on any device	$4.25M	StartX, Microsoft & 10 others	45/100
4th	Pear Video 2016, Shanghai (China), Series A	Platform for short news and entertainment videos	$125M	Tencent, Baidu & 1 others	40/100
5th	Blip 2005, New York City (United States), Acqui-Hired	Onine video sharing service	$44.5M	Bain Capital Ventures, Canaan & 2 others	38/100
6th	Newstag 2014, Stockholm (Sweden), Seed	Digital news through videos	$1.3M	EIC Fund, Europa & 1 others	34/100
7th	Local Play 2018, Bengaluru (India), Acqui-Hired	Online news platform with video content	$181K	Orios Venture Partners & 5 others	32/100
8th	NOWBOX 2005, San Francisco (United States), Deadpooled	Personalized guide for YouTube	-	Y Combinator, CRV & 5 others	31/100
9th	ReelSurfer 2008, Menlo Park (United States), Deadpooled	Online video editor	$880K	Y Combinator	30/100
10th	Dza Algeria, Unfunded	Provider of trending buzz videos and random news from around	-	-	29/100
80th	Vidion 2017, Barnaul (Russia), Deadpooled	Decentralized platform for freelance video journalism	-	-	15/100