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Fun / foon Tokyo
Tuesday, August 24, 2004
Whoa! $12M for an RSS bunch of crappy blogs?!
Topic: Japanese Tech
My friend, Gen Kanai, is saying on his weblog [August 24, 2004] that $12 million in venture capital is being dumping into often-offline-&-buggy, RSS blog search engine, Technorati.


Gen Kanai wrote:
Technorati = $12M?!
Whoa!


Draper Fisher Jurvetson does a $6.5M Series A of Technorati at a $12M valuation.


Now.... it's a waiting game for Bloglines and Feedster.


Technorati gets fed VC dollars

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