Round Two Nails Round One
Bart Decrem, a Mozilla alumnus has just nailed funding for his start-up, Round Two. The company got off the ground in April 2005. The funding has come from Bessemer Ventures. It is a small round – said to be in the $0.75-to-$1.5 million range. The company is building a new Firefox browser with special focus on security initially and other add-ons later. More details later. Back in the day, Decrem co-founded Eazel, an open source start-up that was creating a UI for Linux.
At least now someone knows what the business model will be, since Round Two are surely quiet on the ways they intend to make money.
Round Two scores Round One
Bart Decrem, the Mozilla employee who recently left to form his own start-up, has scored seed funding for his company, called Round Two, according to Om. The company, which started up last month, got money from Bessemer Ventures — said to be in the $0…
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[...] Flock was originally called Round Two and raised money (reportedly around $1 million) from Bessemer Venture Partners. For more on the fundraising and early reports, see Om Malik and SiliconBeat. [...]
[...] Flock was originally called Round Two and raised money (reportedly around $1 million) from Bessemer Venture Partners. For more on the fundraising and early reports, see Om Malik and SiliconBeat. [...]