Pablo Brenner & Sergio Fogel Blog

Publicado en social networking, web 2.0 | 4 comentarios

4 comentarios

1. en agosto 28, 2007 a 9:49 pm | Responder Antonio Peña

   Siguiendo con la tendencia,
   Mobile social networking startup MocoSpace, begun by Boston-based JNJ Mobile Inc., reports it has brought in $3 million in its first round of funding. The round was led by Cambridge-based General Catalyst, and included New York’s Pilot Group and former eBay executive Michael Dearing.
   The funding will be used to expand the company’s sales and marketing reach, as well as general corporate purposes, said co-founder and CEO Justin Siegel.

   MocoSpace was founded by Siegel and CTO Jamie Hall, both former executives for New York-based mobile game developer SkyZone Entertainment Inc., an independent company spun out of Korean mobile carrier SK Group in 2003.
   MocoSpace aims to combine social networking, the mobile Internet and mobile advertising in one, off-deck space. The website offers the functionality seen on Internet-based social networking websites, such as IM, picture sharing and profile creation, in the mobile environment, according to Siegel.
   While the company would not reveal exact user numbers, officials said the company’s user base is “approaching its one millionth user,” and has been up and running for about a year.

   
   
2. en agosto 29, 2007 a 2:23 am | Responder alfonso

   la verdad, no me sorprende… ahora falta que algun monstruo compre la wikipedia 😀

   
   
3. en agosto 29, 2007 a 3:21 am | Responder Marcelo Manukian

   Algo que te falto agregar Pablo es que la compro una empresa de publicidad Francesa, uno piensa que la pudo haber comprado yahoo,facebook o algo similar pero no…empresa pura de publicidad…interesante no?

   
   
4. en agosto 30, 2007 a 6:40 pm | Responder pablouy

   hora de vender el .com.uy =)