Qlipso, an Israeli startup funded by JVP (see previous VC Cafe post), has announced the acquisition of the assets of Veoh, a user generated video site, on the virge of its declaration of bankruptcy
Qlipso, an Israeli startup funded by JVP (see previous VC Cafe post), has announced the acquisition of the assets of Veoh, a user generated video site, on the virge of its declaration of bankruptcy
Terra Venture Partners, a $25 million fund made the most first investments in 2009 (6 deals) followed by Carmel, Giza, JVP, Magma, Pitango, Sequoia and TriVentures (another small fund with $25 million under management), who all made 5 first time investments.
JVP Media Studio, the incubator fund of Jerusalem Venture Partners, has announced an undisclosed seed round in Navajo Systems.
This post was contributed by Daniel Hofbauer. Scroll down for Daniel’s bio. Pop Tok has re-invented itself over the last few months. Re-branded as “AnyClip”, the company hired Internet entrepreneur Aaron Cohen to run the company as well as New York-based Nate Westheimer as VP Product. They have an ambitious plan to turn the movie …
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