Tag: Venture capital

Total Results: 8

Venture capital investment in mobile marketing and advertising skyrocketed in 2011: report

Published: January 24, 2012

Venture capital investments in mobile marketing and advertising grew from $128 million in 2010 to $592 million in 2011, according to a new report from research investment bank Rutberg & Co.

What mobile's 2011 M&A activity means for 2012

Published: January 4, 2012

Mobile marketing was the most active segment within digital advertising for mergers, acquisitions and investments in 2011, according to a new report from marketing and media investment bank Petsky Prunier.

Targeting, transactions missing pieces in mobile ecosystem: VC

Published: March 23, 2010

LAS VEGAS – While mobile is making strides, targeting and transactions are two pieces that need to come together in the mobile ecosystem, according to a key venture capitalist.

Scoreloop receives $2.8M second round of funding

Published: August 21, 2009

Scoreloop, a mobile social gaming community, closed a $2.8 million round of funding from investors EarlyBird Venture Capital and Target Partners.

Conveneer completes $4.5M venture round for mobile content

Published: March 9, 2009

Conveneer, a provider of technology that enables content on mobile phones to be accessed like a Web site, has secured $4.5 million in financing.

GE, VCs invest $20M in SMS ad firm 4Info

Published: January 22, 2009

SMS advertising and publishing specialist 4Info has raised $20 million in equity and debt funding from investors, marking a vote of confidence for mobile from major venture capitalists.

Fidelity VC: Mobile marketers operating in carrier-controlled closed market

Published: October 10, 2008

One reassuring voice in all this stock market doom and gloom is Fidelity Ventures' attitude to mobile marketing and investments in that field.

Money, money, money

Published: January 28, 2008

Ask and you shall get: That mantra worked for several mobile companies as they proudly announced millions of dollars in new funding last week. Is this the beginning of a mobile boom?