spinoff

They failed to make Xerox a computer company, but it had this wonderful spinoff effect.

A quarter million came from the International Broadcasting Bureau (IBB), a CIA spinoff that now operates under the Broadcasting Board of Governors.

WheelGroup/Cisco, TippingPoint, RSA, and @Stake/Symantec also shed lots of little spinoff companies.

That kind of spinoff only happens when activist investors demand it.

Aggrieved users are welcome to take it up with the mods of /r/cooking, or make their own spinoff sub - that's the beauty of reddit.

Maybe you could argue that Facebook is so iconic that its designs have become a part of the artistic zeitgeist, but probably not for some random spinoff.

I'm a former Z employee -- one of my friends worked on proposals for a spinoff of the analytics platform, but he never got anywhere.

Also, I wonder if he's angling for an RPG spinoff.

All of the major credit bureaus in the US have some kind of identity-verification spinoff that mines all the credit/mortgage/marriage/divorce/postal-address-change data out there, makes connections, and uses it for these kinds of questions.

You know, my message board nerd instincts tell me I should attempt a grasping litigation of this point, attempting to establish for my faction the notion that TechRaptor is in fact a GG spinoff.

AWS is definitely Amazon's most profitable "spinoff" product, besides the Kindle I can't really think of anything else they've made so far that has been that successful.