If you’ve found yourself scrolling on your phone recently, and you happened to come across a string of short-and-snappy podcast clips, there’s a good chance those soundbites came from a ‘clipper service’. For those who aren’t familiar with what a clipper service is, it’s a company that condenses content into short-form material for social media usage. But did you know that one of the most successful web-clipping companies in the country was founded by an 18-year-old? Joining Kristy Cameron on Ottawa Now, Atreyu Amis explains how Clip Star rose to prominence.

<p>If you&rsquo;ve found yourself scrolling on your phone recently, and you happened to come across a string of short-and-snappy podcast clips, there&rsquo;s a good chance those soundbites came from a &lsquo;clipper service&rsquo;. For those who aren&rsquo;t familiar with what a clipper service is, it&rsquo;s a company that condenses content into short-form material for social media usage. But did you know that one of the most successful web-clipping companies in the country was founded by an 18-year-old? Joining Kristy Cameron on Ottawa Now, Atreyu Amis explains how Clip Star rose to prominence.</p>