Editing Nicolas Choukroun (section)

== His career in the Internet ==
In 1996 Nicolas Choukroun start learning Internet and creates the first automatic submission software called 'Ablaze' under the name of [http://web.archive.org/web/19981212033923/http://www.vpromo.com/ Virtual Promoter at vpromo.com], he also develop and community based on the emulation of old video games and consoles on modern computer named the [http://web.archive.org/web/20001011074949/http://www.emuclassics.com/new.asp Emuclassic Network]. He signs advertising contracts with Burst and Flycast and extend his network on a dozen different domain names all related to video games and technology. This community will reach the rank 3583 in the Mediametrie barometer in 1999. At its peak [http://web.archive.org/web/20001011074949/http://www.emuclassics.com/new.asp Emuclassics] was doing 25,000 unique users and more than one million hits per day.

In 2000, Nicolas Choukroun is hired [http://web.archive.org/web/20001208153300/http://www.efront.com/pr.php?id=4 Director of Europe] (press release) by Netwhirl communication, a Pre-IPO startup from Irvine (CA). In 2001 Nicolas Choukroun sells his network for an estimated 1.5 Million Dollars of shares of eFront.com, Netwhirl communication's website.

In 2001, Nicolas Choukroun creates [http://web.archive.org/web/20070921021127/http://www.dadev.com/ DADEV] (that later will become ScopeDSP). This new website is based on the development of software emulation of professional studio gears for the German soundcard Creamware. Rapidly [http://web.archive.org/web/20070921021127/http://www.dadev.com/ DADEV] becomes one of the most popular 3rd party developer, with the Gold Verb reverberator, the Multicomp multiband compressor and more than 20 other plugins. He releases a library of DSP modules (the DSPLIB) that extends the possibilities of the [[wikipedia:Creamware_(company)|Creamware platform]]. Creamware decided that it was breaking their developer contract and decided to cancel his developer agreement in 2004. Creamware is now called [https://scope.zone/ Sonic Core].

*In 2004, Nicolas Choukroun creates [http://web.archive.org/web/20080731103205/http://www.gigfiles.com/ Gigfiles.com] a website that was selling sounds for audio professionals.
*In 2005, Nicolas Choukroun creates the award winning [http://web.archive.org/web/20090308081525/http://www.absolutepianos.com/ Absolute Pianos], a series of 4 unique pianos sampled usable as VST plugins.
*In 2006 Nicolas Choukroun creates 3 companies, Planet Astro (to import telescope lenses made in China and sell them in Europe), Copie Shop (to import DVD/CD from China and sell them in Europe) and Electronikko (to buy and sell vintage synthesizers like Moog or Korg from the world and sell them in France).
*In 2007, Nicolas Choukroun moves to Florida to work with [https://sonicreality.com Sonic Reality], one of the precursor in the sound creation in the USA since 1995. Nicolas Choukroun is still in charge of everything related to the technology at Sonic Reality.
*In 2010 Nicolas Choukroun is working again with Jean Martial Lefranc to design le [https://clubdufantastique.fr Club du Fantastique], the first version of Ecran Fantastique and other website for the company Financière de Loisir