music sales to decline by £1 billion per year. Kazaa eventually won the legal battle, they were deemed not responsible for the actions of their users, and Rose was allowed to finish the development of their licensed music store. After Kazaa, Rose travelled from Australia to the UK to head up the BBC iPlayer build. His first achievement was securing the rights to show BBC content in Adobe Flash, the industry standard software for streaming. He then focused on the usability of the platform by refining the interface and increasing the accessibility by getting iPlayer onto Macs, the iPhone, and the Nintendo Wii. Rose ran his team in the BBC like a startup and by monitoring Twitter, chatrooms and online forums he continuously improved the product through customer feedback. Rose was CTO of BBC iPlayer from 2007 until 2010, during which time it received a Bafta Award for Innovation, the team grew from 65 to over 250 people, and it, at max, accounted for 20% of the UK’s total online traffic during the 2008 Beijing Olympics. In 2011, Rose’s second foray into startup disruption was with a social TV company called Zeebox, which later rebranded as Beamly. Beamly grew to 2 million active users in 2014 before being sold to COTY in 2015 for an undisclosed amount. Rose then went on to found the social network 6Tribes in 2015, an interest-based social platform where users are able to form chat groups based on shared interests. 6Tribes was acquired by Jeremy Clarkson, James May and Richard Hammond in 2016 and is now used under the DriveTribe brand. Shortly after the sale, DriveTribe went on to receive $6.5 million investment from 21st Century Fox. In September 2016 Anthony Rose co-founded SeedLegals, alongside co-founders Laurent Laffy (Managing Partner of VC firm Arts Alliance) and Anthony Drogon (former Head of Development at Arkena). SeedLegals is the first legal automation platform that dynamically creates all the legals needed to get funded and grow your business. SeedLegals is now the largest closer of startup funding rounds in the UK and they cut both the time and cost of completing a funding round by 80% when compared to conventional lawyers. Other ventures that Anthony has been involved in include voice messaging app Hey Blab (founded by Rose in August 2016), leading broadcast graphics provider Vizrt (board Director since March 2015), pre-launch music startup QJAM (investor and co-founder),