By 2002, Riot Entertainment faced bankruptcy after burning through millions in investments from major players like Nokia.
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By 2002, Riot Entertainment faced bankruptcy after burning through millions in investments from major players like Nokia.
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In 2000, Riot Entertainment captures the attention of major investors, including Nokia, as it emerges in the mobile phone industry. The company quickly garners millions in funding, creating a buzz around its potential. However, by 2002, Riot faces bankruptcy after depleting its resources. Directed by Kim Finn, this documentary details the company's rapid rise and subsequent fall, revealing the volatile nature of tech investments and the consequences of speculation in the mobile technology sector.
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Why Watch
- Find out how Nokia invested millions in Riot Entertainment.
- See the rapid rise and fall of a tech startup.
- Meet key figures like Jussi Arhinmäki and Speedy Durga.
Did You Know
- Riot Entertainment was founded in 2000 and attracted millions from Nokia.
- By 2002, Riot Entertainment faced bankruptcy after exhausting its funds.
- The documentary runs for 78 minutes and was directed by Kim Finn.
- The film was produced in Finland and is available in English and Finnish.
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What year did Riot Entertainment face bankruptcy?
Riot Entertainment faced bankruptcy in 2002.
Which major company invested in Riot Entertainment?
Nokia was one of the major investors in Riot Entertainment.
What industry was Riot Entertainment part of?
Riot Entertainment was part of the mobile phone industry.
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