Stacklist interviewed Eyal and Gil regarding the various web tools used at ComicReply.

2016 Re:New – The New College Alumni & Friends Magazine New College Entrepreneurs: A 2016 Snapshot – Alumni respondents tell us about their activities and define entrepreneurship from their individual perspectives The New College Career Mentorship Program – We meet some participants in the highly successul program that matches upper-year students with alumni mentors Alumni Speaker Series – A look at our inaugural series of talks for the enquiring minds of NEW

Scoopy Bags at Woofstock 2013 – Interview on Talent Hounds >>

“Lancement d’une nouvelle plateforme bêta ComicReply”, UP’ Magazine SmartSystem, Paris, France

AdGuru Trivia Contest for the Canadian Advertising Museum using the ComicReply platform.  

Memorial Matters radio interview with Simon Raybould on the Tom Dunne radio show, Newstalk 106-108FM, Dublin, Ireland Read more >>

How to tastefully honour the dead online by Andrea Wahbe on Apr 11, 2011 | Startups Simon Raybould, the founder of Toronto-based MemorialMatters.com, was inspired to create a memorial website in 2009 when a friends’ father died and she couldn’t find anywhere suitable to tastefully celebrate his life online. It seems only natural that if people are now sharing so much information about their lives online via social networking websites, then they might want to have a digital space where their lives can be celebrated after they are gone. Memorial Matters allows customers to simply and easily create a personalized URL and page for their deceased loved one. Users can upload photos, videos, eulogies, condolences, music or any other shared memory using custom templates to honour their friends and family. The site has been carefully and tastefully designed to help in the bereavement process by acting as a ‘virtual scrapbook’ of memories, pictures and stories to create a timeless memorial for future generations to visit. There are even pages where fans of a deceased celebrity or fallen soldier can pay their respects and light a “virtual candle” to leave on the website as a token of their grief. Raybould told […]

PsychCentral.com article – “Elizabeth Taylor Mourners Gather Online At Memorial Matters” by Alicia Sparks

MemorialMatters.com featured in the March/April issue of Active Adult Magazine (magazine print + online)

Giant Step selected as a finalist in the nextMEDIA Digital Hot List for gogoscrazybones.com in the Hot Online Property category.