Sometimes being a fan of anime and manga is a little difficult, especially coming from a small town like I did! I didn’t have many friends who particularly shared the same passion and in turn, I ended ...

Ben Anderson is not obsessed with anime, but the 26-year-old entrepreneur is fascinated by people who are. In fact, that fandom is exactly what inspired him to create a startup that now boasts ...

The very first time I heard about Amino was Tuesday, when I read an article about how all the geeks are adopting this set of mobile apps to chat about anime, games, and cosplay. Let me state for the ...

Maybe it's a little micro-blogging and lot of Reddit rolled into one Amino is an app/service offering numerous communities dedicated to specific fandoms and interests, and many features for ...

Listen to the full episode here: Strolling through an Anime convention, Ben Anderson was struck by the fans’ total immersion into Japanese pop culture. Such passion triggered the idea for the company ...

Download the Amino App: iOS: <a href="http://apple.co/1SwzsBh">http://apple.co/1SwzsBh</a> Android: <a href="http://bit.ly/1XLbUtX">http://bit.ly/1XLbUtX</a> Follow ...

Amino, a TechStars-incubated startup that’s building mobile communities around topics like anime and Doctor Who, is announcing that it has raised $1.65 million in seed funding led by Union Square ...

Amino has raised a big Series C round of funding — $45 million from GV, Venrock, Union Square Ventures, Goodwater Capital and Time Warner Investments, with Hearst Ventures joining as a new investor.