Under the radar startup ReadyForce has raised $12.2 million in funding from Menlo Ventures, U.S. Venture Partners, Founder Collective and other investors.
The startup seems to still be under wraps according to its website, which is pretty bare. We do know that ReadyForce was founded by Bill Trenchard, former CEO of LiveOps, and is developing [...]
Tags: Call Centers, Callcast, Ceo, Co Founder, Idealab, Investors, Liveops, Managing Director, Menlo, Menlo Ventures, Networks Inc, Radar, Routing Technology, Serial Entrepreneur, Technology Company, Trenchard, Venture Partners, Virtual Marketplace, Workforce, Wraps
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Mon, March 29 2010 » Uncategorized » No Comments
Big Data is great for geeks, but most normal people don’t get a kick out of looking at huge tables of data (Excel junkies excluded). Factual, which is an open database wiki, just added some tools to help visualize the data entered on the site.
Every table now has a “visualizations” tab which [...]
Tags: Andreessen, Apps, Cancer Doctors, Co Founder, Correct Mistakes, Data Excel, Elbaz, Factual Information, Geeks, Gil, Graphs, Hiking Trails, Horowitz, Idealab, Iphone, Junkies, Open Database, Restaurant Database, Semantics, Visualization
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Sat, March 27 2010 » Uncategorized » No Comments
Perfect Market, which markets solutions aimed to assist publishers in growing revenue from their online content, has secured $6 million in a Series C funding round led by Tribune Company.
Just to be clear, that’s the media giant that owns newspapers such as the Los Angeles Times and the Chicago Tribune alongside a number of television [...]
Tags: Chicago Tribune, Google, Idealab, Kazan, Keyword Searches, Los Angeles Times, Market Information, Media Giant, Network Partners, Perfect Market, Proprietary Technology, Relevant Ads, Rustic Canyon Partners, S Board, Senior Vice President, Series C, Technology Solution, Tribune Company, Trinity Ventures, Web Properties
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Wed, March 3 2010 » Uncategorized » No Comments
If you co-founded the company that became Google AdSense, as Gil Elbaz did with Applied Semantics, you don’t have any problem finding investors when you want to start a new venture. Elbaz sold Applied Semantics to Google for $100 million in 2003, and launched his latest startup, Factual, last October. He doesn’t really [...]
Tags: Ambitions, Angel Investors, Apis, Bill Gross, Chris Dixon, Creative Commons Licenses, Danny Rimer, Elbaz, Esther Dyson, Google, Horowitz, Hunch, Idealab, Index Ventures, Marc Andreessen, Open Databases, Richard Rosenblatt, Seed Fund, Semantics, Wikipedia
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Wed, February 3 2010 » Uncategorized » No Comments