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CrunchFund Wasn’t the Only Newbie Fund Raised in Q3; Here Are 18 Others (slideshow)

Posted on: October 12, 2011 by Lawrence J. Aragon1 Comment »

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Michael Arrington’s controversial CrunchFund got the most press in Q3, but it didn’t break into the top five largest first-time VC funds raised during the period. In what was a weak quarter for overall VC fundraising, CrunchFund was one of 19 newbie that funds raised a combined $300 million, the lowest quarterly amount raised since [...]

LinkedIn Gets IndexTank-ed

Posted on: October 11, 2011 by Jonathan Marino1 Comment »

Listed online professional networking site LinkedIn will acquire IndexTank, the hosted search engine service. IndexTank CEO Diego Basch confirmed the news on the company’s blog. Specifics of the deal were not publicized. Backers include Freestyle Capital and Patagonia Ventures.

Adobe Buys Typekit

Posted on: October 3, 2011 by Jonathan MarinoNo Comments »

Typekit, the subscription service for font types, has been acquired by listed strategic tech conglomerate Adobe. Specifics of the deal were not publicized. Investors in Typekit include True Ventures, Evan Williams, Freestyle Capital and Chris Sacca.

Twitter Buys BackType

Posted on: July 5, 2011 by PEHub Administrator1 Comment »

Twitter has acquired the analytics platform company BackType. The terms of the deal were not disclosed. BackType has raised $1.32 million in funding since its 2008 founding, including from Y Combinator, True Ventures, K9 Ventures, and Freestyle Capital. BackType was formed to help brands and ad agencies, including AOL, Edelman, and Microsoft, better understand social [...]

Renowned Entrepreneurs Launch New Venture Fund

Posted on: February 10, 2009 by Connie Loizos3 Comments »

Josh Felser and Dave Samuel –  a team of entrepreneurs who’ve founded and sold two startups for hundreds of millions of dollars –  are getting into the early-stage venture capital business, and they’ve established some nontraditional objectives toward that end. “Ideally, we’re looking to invest in startups that raise less than $5 million from investors, [...]