TubeMogul raises $3M for video analytics, syndication
TubeMogul, an online video distribution and video analytics service, has raised $3 million in a recent round of funding. Founder Brett Wilson says the company will use the funds to grow its video distribution platform and streamline its analytics tools.
The Emeryville, Ca.-based company has made waves by letting online video publishers syndicate and track their content across a number of sites. Of the two services, TubeMogul’s video syndication offering tends to grab the spotlight. Branded… Continue Reading
Roundup: Layoffs hit Revision3, Google Earth on the iPhone and more
Here’s the latest action:
Layoffs hit Revision3 — A number of shows are leaving the online video network or have been canceled.
Google Earth now available for the iPhone – The Google Earth Blog declares that the new iPhone app is “awesome.”
Microsoft opens Surface to third-party developers — The goal is to find the “killer app” for Microsoft’s tabletop computer.
AOL to use Brightcove video player — The move marks a shift in AOL’s strategy, because it has spent the last… Continue Reading
TubeMogul raises $1.5M for video analytics
TubeMogul is an Emeryville, Calif. company that helps distribute videos across various portal sites like YouTube, and then reports back to its customers with analytics on their performance.
The service is similar to Visible Measures, which we recently reported on. Both companies are working with large publishers like CBS, Brightcove and and Funny or Die, as well as smaller companies; TubeMogul says it has 15,000 customers already, although it does offer a free version.
The $1.5 million… Continue Reading
Roundup: Rumors of Valueclick purchase, MochiAds, and more
1) We’re hearing rumors that AOL and News Corp. were looking to acquire ValueClick
2) TubeMogul to sell online video analytics
3) German Facebook-clone investors back again
4) Facebook settles New York child-safety probe
5) Mochi Media launches MochiAds for casual games
6) Google, Microsoft and Yahoo all reportedly courting Facebook
7) AdMob poaches Google engineer
California adds a further $125M to clean transport
9) San Francisco’s New Resource Bank receives $10M kick-start
We’re hearing rumors that AOL and News Corp. were looking to… Continue Reading