Cellfire has launched, and raises $10 million
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Cellfire, the Santa Clara mobile phone coupon service, which we wrote about here, has just launched, and raised a $10 million in a second round of funding, the company tells us in a release. The round was led by Silicon Valley firm Menlo Ventures.
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