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  • Zype fetches $3.6 mln seed
    Iris Dorbian- 2 August 2016

    New York City-based Zype, a cloud video distributor, has raised an overall total of $3.6 million in seed funding. Revel Partners led the round with participation from other investors that included Point Nine Capital, Alpine Meridian Ventures, Berlin Ventures, Entrepreneurs Investment Fund and Terrapin Bale Ventures.

  • Revel Partners collects over $20 mln for second venture fund
    Iris Dorbian- 22 July 2016

    Revel Partners has raised over $20 million for its second venture fund, according to an SEC filing https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1680331/000168033116000001/xslFormDX01/primary_doc.xml The target is $50 million.

  • Pereg Ventures leads $5 mln funding round in digital ad platform STAQ
    Eamon Murphy- 19 May 2016

    Pereg Ventures led a $5 million funding round in digital advertising platform STAQ. Other participants included Genecast, Core Capital, Kinetic Ventures, and Revel Partners.

  • Fyber acquires VC-backed Falk Realtime
    Iris Dorbian- 23 April 2015

    Fyber Gmbh, a subsidiary of RNTS Media N.V., has acquired German ad tech company Falk Realtime Ltd for a consideration of 10.75 million euros in cash and shares. The transaction is expected to close in the spring of 2015. Falk Realtime's backers included Revel Partners.

  • Genacast Ventures and Core Capital leads Series A round for STAQ
    Iris Dorbian- 20 October 2014

    Ad tech firm STAQ has secured $2.5 million in Series A financing. Genacast Ventures and Core Capital led the round with participation from Kinetic Ventures, Revel Partners and The Hive. Also, Gil Beyda of Genacast Ventures and Mark Levine of Core Capital have been appointed to STAQ's board of advisors.

  • Edison Ventures Backs MediaBrix
    VCJ Staff- 16 December 2011

    Edison Ventures has put $4 million into New York City-based social media advertising company MediaBrix, the firm announced Thursday. The money will go toward product development and sales efforts.