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News
 02.15.10
Venture Firms Are Looking For The Exits
Matt Harris of Village Ventures and Will Cowen of Long River Ventures are featured in this piece about the outlook for VC in New England.
 02.15.10
Small Companies, Big Squeeze
On Deck Capital's Mitch Jacobs is featured in this piece about the credit crunch facing many American small businesses.
 01.27.10
What to Do When the Bank Pulls Your Line of Credit
Portfolio company On Deck Capital is featured Entrepreneur's look at who's lending and when the cost is too high.
 01.21.10
TopTenReviews raises $1.5 million
TopTenReviews raised $1.5 million in Series A-1 funding. Existing investors - Highway 12 Ventures and Village Ventures - fueled the recent funding, which brings the Series A round total to $7.5 million, including a $6 million investment in 2008.
 12.07.09
CNN Invests in Outside.In
CNN.com is investing in Outside.In, a start-up that feeds neighborhood blogs and other local news and information to the Web sites of newspapers, TV stations and other media.
 11.22.09
Nothing Ventured
High Peaks Ventures' Managing Director, Russ Howard, is featured in this piece on economic development in the Capital Region.
 11.21.09
A Friend’s Tweet Could Be an Ad
Ted Murphy, CEO of IZEA, is quoted in this article about Twitter ads.
 09.15.09
Paid Tweets Just as Healthy as Organic Word-of-Mouth?
Is there a difference between paying Kim Kardashian to tweet about Armani purses and compensating Tiger Woods to star in Buick commercials? Is it really word-of-mouth if you have to pay for it? Maybe it doesn't matter.
 08.31.09
'Pay per Tweet' attracts attention, controversy
A growing number of well-known names from TV, movies, music, books and the Web are touting products to their legions of followers online with the help of IZEA.
 08.18.09
Ben Kaufman and His Quirky Toy Factory
Kluster founder Ben Kaufman's new business venture is profiled in this piece.
 08.14.09
Cash In on Twitter
Ted Murphy, CEO of IZEA is quoted in this article about making money on Twitter.
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 04.05.10
Highway 12 Invests in Cradlepoint Technologies
Boise, Idaho-based Cradlepoint, a developer of 3G/4G wireless broadband routers, has raised a round of funding from Highway 12 Ventures.
 03.30.10
Highway 12 Ventures Backs Goomzee
Highway 12 Ventures leads a $1.5M Series A round of funding for Goomzee, a developer of a mobile marketing solution that helps real estate professionals connect with potential buyers.
 03.24.10
On Deck Capital Crosses $50 Million Lending Mark
On Deck Capital announced that over $50 million of loans have been made to more than 2,000 Main Street small businesses using its performance lending system which evaluates businesses on performance data rather than the business owner's credit score.
 03.09.10
Spring Mill Venture Partners Contributes to Scale Computing Series B
Scale Computing announce its Series B investment totaling $9.0 million, led by Benchmark Capital, with participation from existing investors Blue Chip Venture Company, CID Equity and Spring Mill Venture Partners.
 02.17.10
Point Judith Capital Participates in $7M in Series B round for NABsys
NABsys Inc., a life sciences startup developing a new approach to DNA sequencing, has closed on a $7 million round of Series B funding. Point Judith Capital participated in this round.
 02.12.10
Highway 12 Welcomes Jason Christensen as EIR
Boise, Idaho-based Highway 12 Ventures announced that it has named Jason Christensen as its new Entrepreneur-In-Residence
 01.25.10
Everyday Health Files Registration Statement for Proposed IPO
Everyday Health, Inc. announced that it has filed a registration statement on Form S-1 with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) relating to a proposed initial public offering of shares of its common stock.
 01.12.10
TopTenREVIEWS Reveices $1.5M in Funding
TopTenREVIEWS announced that it has received $1.5 million in funding from its current investors, Highway 12 Ventures and Village Ventures, which will be used to propel the growth of the company’s Web sites covering technology, science and comic genre entertainment.
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