Digital media company Ziff Davis Enterprise purchased technology news media outlet Mashable for $50 million. Mashable was created in 2005 by Pete Cashmore from his home in Aberdeen, Scotland, for the purpose of reporting on the importance of digital innovation. According to the company, as of
Conversive announced the close of $600,000 in seed financing from an undisclosed investor. The Conversive platform aims to help business create scalable, one-to-one engagement with customers, build face-to-face conversations without outside developers, and maximize exposure by publishing to VR, AR, mobile, web, Apple TV and social
Civil announced the close of $5 million in financing from ConsenSys. By using the latest technology in artificial intelligence and blockchain, Civil’s self-governing marketplace aims to solve the current “Fake News” problem by allowing citizens to directly sponsor newsrooms, and journalists to collaboratively run their own
Digital media startup Kobalt announced the completion of $14 million in Series D financing led by Section 32 and Hearst Ventures. Balderton Capital and MSD Capital also participated. Kobalt's Music Publishing, Label Services, and Neighbouring Rights divisions all offer a modern alternative to the traditional
Digital media startup Grateful Ventures announced the close of a new round of financing from Gannett. Grateful Ventures is an online media and publishing coalition focused on building content and monetization strategies for high-value domains. The company aims to deliver on five key value propositions: making
Abovo42 announced it has secured $1.8 million in financing led by Link Ventures. Abovo42 offers a consumer technology that allows Internet users to publish and share content simply by sending or forwarding an email message. Any email sent or forwarded to the Post@Abovo42.com email address will