Napster founder Shawn Fanning (pictured right) apparently has another secret startup in the works. An SEC filing reveals that Fanning, along with Voxi founder Joey Liaw, has landed $200,000 in funding for a company called Supyo, TechCrunch reports.
According to a secretary TechCrunch reached through a phone number listed on the filing, Supyo doesn’t have anything to do with Fanning’s Path startup, and it’s definitely a holding company for a future project.
Prior to Path -- which former Facebook employee Dave Morin is also involved with -- Fanning founded the gaming startup Rupture, which he sold to Electronic Arts in 2008. He's also assisting the video chat site Chatroulette in an uncompensated capacity.