GO1.com, the world’s largest onboarding, compliance and professional development platform, has raised more than $30 million in a Series B funding round led by M12, Microsoft’s venture fund.
Investing further in GO1 was a no brainer. GO1 is the perfect example of a startup who absolutely gets it and is poised to grow rapidly all over the world into a leading provider of learning and management platforms.
Australian start-up Tablo, a cloud based e-book publishing platform and writing community, recently secured a $400,000 seed funding round from investors. Lead investor Paul Reining, former CEO of the Catch Group (Catch of the Day), has also joined Tablo as a Director and Advisor. Reining’s strong background in finance and business development will definitely come in…
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In this video, Mark Zuckerberg, the founder of Facebook has an open discussion about the early days of Facebook. The first question is most interesting. What was different about 2004, when Facebook launched, that made the world ready for it? The first dot com boom had plenty of wanna-be startups that relied on community and…
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Two guys meet at university. Initially, one thought the other was a girl because of his name, Alexis. Steve thought he was in a co-ed dorm, but it turns out the Alexis was a bloke. Despite his initial disappointment, Steve became friends with Alexis. Then, they became business partners. They wanted to make the world…
A group of experienced entrepreneurs and angel investors are rolling out a seed fund and incubator aimed at early stage startups in the Melbourne area. The venture, called AngelCube, is the first of its kind for Melbourne in recent memory.
The moment Google unveiled its novelty technology Instant Search it inspired a young Stanford student Feross Aboukhadijeh to create an Instant search experience for Youtube. He posted his work on Hacker News and, within 24 hours, Feross received a tweet directly from Youtube CEO Chad Hurley asking “Are you ready to leave school?”
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