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In 2016, Paul moved to Portland, Oregon, where he founded Torch to address this very problem. Giving people this flexibility and freedom of publishing is something that we’re seeing resonate with, like, media companies; people in the book industry, and film and television. To learn more about Torch, you can visit torch.app.
In 2016, Paul moved to Portland, Oregon, where he founded Torch to address this very problem. Giving people this flexibility and freedom of publishing is something that we're seeing resonate with, like, media companies; people in the book industry, and film and television. To learn more about Torch, you can visit torch.app.
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