DMW Daily, July 16, 2009Palo Alto,
Calif. - According to internal documents
obtained from the company by a hacker and published by TechCrunch, Twitter
projected $140 million in revenue by the end of 2010, and expected its first
revenue of $400,000 in the third quarter of this year.
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London - Two-thirds of U.K. teenagers still prefer buying CDs to song
downloads, a feeling expressed by 73% of all U.K. music fans, according to a
survey conducted by The Leading Question and Music Ally.
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New York
- Satirical newspaper The Onion is in talks to sell itself to a "large
media company," Gawker reported, citing an anonymous source.
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Stockholm,
Sweden - Global
Gaming Factory (GGF), the Swedish firm that is acquiring file-sharing hub The
Pirate Bay for $7.8 million, has tapped former Grokster CEO Wayne Rosso to help
establish a new, legal version of the service, TorrentFreak reported.
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Santa Clara,
Calif. - Macrovision, the digital
entertainment technology company, on Thursday officially changed its name to
Rovi, and began trading under the symbol "ROVI" on the Nasdaq Global
Select Market.
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New York
- The CEO of business news site Forbes.com, Jim Spanfeller, is resigning to
start a new company that will "manage startups and turnaround businesses
for traditional media companies," PaidContent reported.
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Austin, Texas - Invodo, the provider of a Web
library of over 20,000 product videos, has raised $6 million in its second
round of venture capital financing, from Sevin Rosen and S3 Ventures.
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Paris - Viadeo, a business-focused social
network based in France,
has raised $5 million in new funding from AGF, Ventech and other investors,
TechCrunch reported.
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Palo Alto,
Calif. - Aloqa, a developer of
"context-aware" mobile alert services, announced on Thursday that it
has closed a $1.5 million first round of financing, from Wellington Partners
and individual angel investors.
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San Francisco
- Clickthrough, a provider of interactive audience measurement for video
encoding and analytics, announced on Thursday that it has secured $1 million in
new financing.
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San Francisco
- Facebook is seeking alpha testers for its upcoming virtual currency platform,
CNET News.com reported. The company has long been rumored to be developing a
virtual currency that could be used as barter among its users, and by
developers of Facebook applications.
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Santa Clara,
Calif. - PlaySpan, a provider of
micropayment transaction services for more than 1,000 virtual worlds and online
games, plans to launch marketplaces on social networks Facebook and MySpace.
[more..]
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