Jim Moloshok, Larry Braitman and Adam Nash provided seed funding to MovieLala, a social network and movie marketing platform that connects moviegoers, studios and stars.
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Buffer adds more security to its app due to last month’s hack
Buffer, a social sharing app announced that it has learned its lesson after last month's hack that enabled attackers to post on its users Facebook and Twitter accounts. It now has implemented a two-step login and authentification in place to ensure that the incident would not happen again.
Friendshippr closes USD670,000 for crowd-shipping app
US-based crowd-shipping mobile app Friendshippr closed USD670,000 in funding from angel investors in Dubai to connect consumers to Facebook friends who will help transport items for them.
Startup accelerator trend decreasing this year - report
After years of continued growth since the first modern accelerator began in 2005, the startup accelerator trend has slowed for the first time in 2013, according to a report from TechCrunch.
Technology companies seek high valuations- report
Young technology companies were now looking for high valuations, according to a report from The New York Times Dealbook. Dropbox is the latest among them.
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Finland-based mobile social messaging startup Jongla recently raised EUR1.4 million in a funding round from Oy Ingman Finance to be used for the development of its youth-oriented messaging app.
Backdoor, the anonymous messaging app, founded by technology prodigy Daniel Singer, was able to gather USD 200,000 in seed funding from Brazil-based investment company Arpex Capital.
After Twitter's IPO and the expansion of Facebook, other social media services such as SnapChat, WhatsApp and other social networking sites compete against one another.
Despite continued speculations that it would go public, Japan-based messaging app Line said it did not see the need to hold an initial public offering.
A Forbes contributing article by an economist said Twitter's massive hype could not save itself from faring better on the stock market in the long-run.
Social relationship platform Sprinklr raised USD17.5 million from Battery Ventures and Intel Capital for its global expansion.
Twitter's share price increase shows the divestiture of the conservative approach to IPO management.
Twitter reprices its IPO shares to USD23 and USD25 per share, pegging the volume price at USD1.75 billion.
Both Wall Street and Silicon Valley await how the market responds to Twitter's IPO. Twitter's IPO is not just about shares held by investors and employees.
