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[Posted on June 18, 2007 - 7:13 PM]
Fifteen startups targeting opportunities around digital convergence themes are profiled this week in Tech Confidential, The Deal's technology dealmaking brand. Senior Writer Stacey Higginbotham drew up a useful table pictured below and wrote a story available on the Tech Confidential web site here.

If you've never seen a hard copy of The Deal and remain a fan of printed matter, this week's edition might be of interest. Aside from the Tech Confidential section focused on digital media, there are stories about Intel Capital and Russian venture capital opportunities. Ping me with your mailing information and I'll send the first few respondents a copy.

Come Together
15 Startups to watch in the digital convergence arena
Company/
Headquarters
Category
Amount raised ($mill.)
Investors
Adap.tv
San Mateo, Calif.
advertising on internet video
undisclosed
Gemini Capital
Avtrex Inc.
San Jose, Calif.
networked TV software
bootstrapped
NA
BroadQ
Austin, Texas
networked TV software
undisclosed
(seed round)
undisclosed
Imagine Communications Ltd.
Cardriff by the Sea, Calif.
appliance to compress HD video
$9.2
(first round)
Carmel Ventures, Columbia Capital
Itiva Networks
San Francisco
video content delivery network
7.0
(first round)
undisclosed founders and angels
Jivox
San Mateo, Calif.
video content delivery network
undisclosed
undisclosed
kyte.tv
San Francisco
video anywhere programming
undisclosed
Swisscom, Holtzbrinck Ventures, Draper Fisher Jurvetson, Draper Richards, Skype co-founder Niklas Zennstrom
Qumana Inc.
Vancouver, B.C.
advertising for blogs
undisclosed
(seed round)
Global Seed Capital LLC
Rinera Networks Inc.
San Mateo, Calif.
video content delivery network
9.0
(first round)
NEA Foundation Capital
ScanScout
Cambridge, Mass.
protects video content
7.0
(first round)
General Catalyst Partners, Ron Conway, First Round Capital
SplashCast Inc.
Portland, Ore.
online video player
2.0
(seed round)
Angels Phil Hellmuth, Rick Magnuson, Roger Smith
TargetSpot Inc.
New York
advertising over streaming media
3.6
(first round)
Union Square Ventures, CBS Radio
(a division of CBS Corp.), Oddcast Inc.
TVersity Inc.
Tenafly, N.J.
networked TV software
bootstrapped
NA
Visible Measures Corp.
Cambridge, Mass.
viewing stats for online video
5.0
(first round)
General Catalyst Partners
VoiceStar Inc.
Philadelphia
advertising over mobile calls
0.3
(seed round)
Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Southeastern Pennsylvania
Yebotv
Cleveland
live video delivery channel
10.0
(first round)
Roberts Communications Network, Sunrise Operations
(investor arm of Winticket.com)
Zoove Inc.
Palo Alto, Calif.
SMS marketing for cell phones
6.8
(first round)
Accel Partners, Worldview Technology Partners, Cardinal Venture Affiliate

NA = Not Available

Sources: The Deal and SEC filings

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