News OneSignal Named as Startup to Watch in 2020 by Andreeson Horowitz Partner "Started from gaming industry and mobile, the company has expanded to broader market and spanning across web, email channels," says Casado. "Today OneSignal is used by 1 million developers and sending billions of messages on a daily basis."
Podcasts How Squaw Valley Delivers an Olympic Experience w/ Tracy Chang In this episode, we're excited to be joined by Tracy Chang, Squaw Valley Holdings Vice President of Digital Marketing.
Podcasts Building Great Digital Products Like Y! & WhatsApp w/ Pasha Sadri We're joined by Pasha Sadri, who has been behind some of the biggest digital innovations over the past 20 years; Maps, Y! Pipes, Polyvore and WhatsApp.
Podcasts Scaling Rust to 5 Billion Messages a Day at OneSignal We're joined by OneSignal’s CTO, Joe Wilm, who discusses the utilization of rust and new technologies such as Kubernetes to scale a digital service to 5 billion+ daily messages.
Podcasts OneSignal Origin & Build vs. Buy w/ George Deglin CEO Deglin says, "As a startup you have to think about the cost of a decision and time. If you're getting overly distracted building something outside of your core it reduces your ability to build your business."
Podcasts How Audiomack Is Evolving Music Discovery w/ Push Notifications Audiomack's Charlie Kaplan joins the OneSignal Podcast to talk about their business history, purpose and innovating on their mantra of music sharing & discovery made easy.
News Understanding Data Laws GDPR & CCPA Data law GDPR is coming up on its second anniversary and the newest entrant CCPA goes into effect January 1st. We're joined by Evan Goldstein, eBay’s associate general counsel to talk about what this means for digital publishers and developers.
News Understanding OneSignal's Pricing We strive for simplicity in our product (ease of integration, ability to quickly and easily send a notification), and the same is true about our pricing.
News Will Apple Ever Introduce Push Notifications for the Mobile Web? This is one of the most common questions we get asked by users. We’ve attempted to answer this question as far back as December 2015...
