Morse Barnes Brown and Pendleton
Digg icon reddit icon Stumbleupon icon
Print Email     Print Edition Stories

Wednesday, February 11, 2009

Greylock Partners adds to Oodle’s $5.6M funding

By Mass High Tech staff

Waltham venture capital firm Greylock Partners has contributed to a $5.6 million venture capital investment in Oodle Inc., a San Mateo, Calif.-based online classified ads aggregator.

The financing also got support from two California VC firms, Jafco Ventures of Palo Alto and Redpoint Ventures of Menlo Park.

Oodle launched in 2005 and today counts more than 200 brands on its listings network. Its funding announcement adds up to a total of $21.6 million in VC financing.

Greylock Partners, which has offices in San Mateo and Israel, manages more than $2 billion in capital, supporting equity for about 300 companies. Of these firms, about 125 companies have become publicly held and about 100 other companies have had successful mergers.

Founded in 1965, Greylock Partners focuses its investments on consumer technology, Internet, communications and enterprise information technology sectors.

Greylock announced last week that it participated in a financing round for another California firm, Delphix Inc., a database management solutions company that raised $8.5 million in its first round of funding.

 

Digg icon reddit icon Stumbleupon icon
Contact Editor Latest News

Comments (1)

Please Login/Register to post comments.

Posted by: oseeiq@g... / Thursday, February 12th, 2009 - 10:25 pm EST
I think Oodle is a pretty good idea. I also like using the vertical search engines like Trulia for real estate and iseecars.com for car search. Indeed.com is great for searching jobs. i love web 2.0.

On the MHT blog now

Despite World Series, local algorithm helps jobless New Yorkers

NPR's Morning Edition reports on job counseling efforts at the state of New York's Department of Labor, and finds it's using an algorithm developed by Burning Glass Technologies, which is based in Quincy Market. Burning Glass develops algorithms that parse resume information and try to match job seekers with companies that will actually hire them. The job seeker in the story, a publishing i...

Read More

Most Popular Stories
EmailedViewed
Stay Informed
Check which newsletter you'd like to receive.
TechFlash (Daily)
FinanceFlash (Daily)
BioFlash (Daily)
GreenFlash (Weekly)
Startup Report (Weekly)
Breaking news, MHT events, local announcements
RSS feeds
Your email:

Affiliate publications: ACBJ.com, Boston Business Journal, Bizjournals.com, Portfolio.com, Wired.com

Web Site Developed by Neptune Web, Inc.

Use of, registration on, this site constitutes acceptance of our User Agreement. Please read our Privacy Policy (updated) A publishing partner with Portfolio