These industry leaders were forced to leave the companies they helped create. Welcome to WatchMojo, and today we’re counting down the top instances of founders of prominent companies who were fired, forced out, or pressured to resign.

U2 Vegas Sphere. Grimes fascinating reaction to AI music.| KnuckleBonz ceo Tony Simerman Interview. Join hosts Joe and Cassius on the latest episode of the "Innersleeve" music podcast as they sit down with Tony Simerman, the founder and ceo/Creative Director of KnuckleBonz, the leading brand for rock music collectibles. Simerman shares insights on the creation and production process of his revolutionary line of collectibles and provides valuable information on securing licenses, distribution, and more. In addition to their interview with Simerman, the hosts delve into the latest happenings in the music industry. They discuss U2's recent teasing of their upcoming concert series at the Sphere in Las Vegas, Grimes' fascinating reactions to AI-generated music, and showcase noteworthy entries from the SoundMojo Community tab. Whether you're a music collector, a fan of rock music, or simply interested in the latest developments in the industry, "Innersleeve" has something for you. Tune in and get ready to be entertained and informed!

This week we discuss Ticketmaster’s never-ending ticket scandals and the price of attending concerts. We react to SoundMojo community music suggestions and chat with Amai Kuda! Et Les Bois.

Controversy seems to follow Vince McMahon wherever he goes. For this list, we’ll be ranking the instances where the chairman and ceo of the WWE has faced backlash as a result of his in-character or real-life actions.

The story of Gerald Cotten, better known as the Crypto King, is a fascinating one. For this essay, we'll go over the life and work of the ceo and founder of QuadrigaCX, as well as the $190 million that disappeared when he died in 2018.

Episode #1 of Innersleeve, WatchMojo's new music podcast, is here and what better way to kick things off than to have our host Cassius Morris joined by our music-loving ceo, Ashkan Karbasfrooshan, talk about his love for music, why WatchMojo is entering the podcast game, how navigating the complicated world of copyright can be tricky business and pay tribute to the late Eddie Van Halen!

You can't put a price on the funniest "Superstore" moments.

Social media has completely overtaken our lives. For this list, WatchMojo founder and ceo Ashkan Karbasfrooshan looks at arguments, counterarguments and frustrations relating to Netflix's docudrama “The Social Dilemma.

Video game controllers have come a LONG way! Controllers are how we connect with characters and their actions in the games we love. Recently, we sat down with Adam Coe, the ceo and founder of Evil Controllers, a group of dedicated developers and professionals who give controllers an evil touch.

Watch our first documentary here: https://youtu.be/m0NiK66pgTM Do you want to listen to Context TV on the go? This episode is also available as a podcast! Listen to it here: https://wmojo.com/ContextApple https://wmojo.com/ContextSpotify https://wmojo.com/ContextStitcher https://wmojo.com/ContextGoogle In this episode of Context Is King, Ashkan Karbasfrooshan and Rebecca Brayton discuss whether ceos are generally considered to be sociopaths. What percentage of entrepreneurs, VPs, and chief executive officers are sociopaths? Do you need to be sociopathic to succeed as a ceo? Watch for more! Subscribe for more great content! https://wmojo.com/contexttv-subscribe Have Your Idea Become A Video! https://wmojo.com/suggest ContextTV is a channel dedicated to business and entrepreneurship. Our regular programming offers tips and lessons on success and failure, risk and reward, greed and fear, with the aim to arm entrepreneurs, intrapreneurs & executives who need to be entrepreneurial to succeed. #business #entrepreneur #ceo

Watch our first documentary here: https://youtu.be/m0NiK66pgTM Do you want to listen to Context TV on the go? This episode is also available as a podcast! Listen to it here: https://wmojo.com/ContextApple https://wmojo.com/ContextSpotify https://wmojo.com/ContextStitcher https://wmojo.com/ContextGoogle After founding Google in 1998 and a 20+ year run that saw the search engine acquire Android and YouTube, becoming one of the most valuable businesses in the world, Sergey Brin and Larry Page decided to step down from ceo of parent company Alphabet, giving the reins to Google ceo Sundar Pichai. Why? In this Business Battleground video, WatchMojo founder Ashkan Karbasfrooshan outlines why the two multi-billionaires - with a net worth each of $60 billion - realized they could never please two key stakeholders. Watch for more! Let us know in the comments what ideas/topics you'd like us to discuss next: https://watchmojo.com/context/suggest #google #youtube #business

Watch our first documentary here: https://youtu.be/m0NiK66pgTM Do you want to listen to Context TV on the go? This episode is also available as a podcast! Listen to it here: https://wmojo.com/ContextApple https://wmojo.com/ContextSpotify https://wmojo.com/ContextStitcher https://wmojo.com/ContextGoogle WatchMojo founder and ceo Ashkan Karbasfrooshan delivers an insightful presentation on the evolution of online media at Buffer Festival 2019. Why does he consider YouTube more revolutionary than Netflix? How did WatchMojo become the leader of Top 10 videos on YouTube? Watch for more! Let us know in the comments what ideas/topics you'd like us to discuss next: https://watchmojo.com/context/suggest #entrepreneur #business #entrepreneurship

On November 13, 2019, WatchMojo founder and ceo Ashkan Karbasfrooshan sat down with Sahil Patel of The Wall Street Journal for a Q&A session on: - all things WatchMojo, - the odds of survival for independent media, - fundraising drawbacks and trade-offs, - the failed pivot to video, - what the Deadspin writers should be doing, - why WatchMojo hired an investment banker, and much more! Filmed at Betaworks Studios in New York City: https://betaworks.com/ Do you want to listen to Context TV on the go? This episode is also available as a podcast! Listen to it here: https://wmojo.com/ContextApple https://wmojo.com/ContextSpotify https://wmojo.com/ContextStitcher https://wmojo.com/ContextGoogle Let us know in the comments what ideas/topics you'd like us to discuss next: https://watchmojo.com/context/suggest #entrepreneur #watchmojo #deadspin

Watch our first documentary here: https://youtu.be/m0NiK66pgTM Do you want to listen to Context TV on the go? This episode is also available as a podcast! Listen to it here: https://wmojo.com/ContextApple https://wmojo.com/ContextSpotify https://wmojo.com/ContextStitcher https://wmojo.com/ContextGoogle In this episode of Context is King, Ashkan Karbasfrooshan and Rebecca Brayton explore whether or not ceos should keep their role in their company when they raise financing from investors. Should founders step down once they sell their business, or should they remain involved? Watch for more! Let us know in the comments what ideas/topics you'd like us to discuss next: https://watchmojo.com/context/suggest #entrepreneur #business #entrepreneurship

Watch our first documentary here: https://youtu.be/m0NiK66pgTM Do you want to listen to Context TV on the go? This episode is also available as a podcast! Listen to it here: https://wmojo.com/ContextApple https://wmojo.com/ContextSpotify https://wmojo.com/ContextStitcher https://wmojo.com/ContextGoogle In this episode of Context is King, Ashkan Karbasfrooshan and Rebecca Brayton discuss YouTube's verification badge update, how it quickly backfired, and why these missteps keep happening. Can YouTube do anything right? What do you think of YouTube ceo Susan Wojcicki's response? Watch for more! Let us know in the comments what ideas/topics you'd like us to discuss next: https://watchmojo.com/context/suggest #youtube #update #youtube2019