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Found in context: { ... , 2008 Posted by Web 2.0 Innovations in Business, Enterprise, Funding, IPO, Integral Capital Partners, Intel Capital, Internet, Investments, Money, Polaris Venture Partners, Prism Venture Partners, Public Companies, Software, Technologieholding Central, TechnologyIt seems it is time for small-sized Internet and technology IPOs. After Internet Brands, Inc.went public on NASDAQ it is now turn of yet another second-tier technology company LogMeIn, Inc. to do the same looking for pretty much the same amount to raise. It has filed to trade on the NASDAQ under the symbol LOGM.In times when the IPO market isn’t what it was even a few months ago the remote computer access service provider LogMeIn has filed to raise up to $86.3 million through an initial public offering, according to a filing late last week with the SEC. This happens despite the fact a growing crowd of other technology companies are being forced to pull or postpone their IPOs. Some popular and web 1.0 Internet companies that have recently pulled off their IPOs include GoDaddy, Classmates and Accoona (Planned on $80.5) among others. By contrast, looking to capitalize on the Apple halo effect, three former company executives, including co-founder Steve Wozniak, took their new company, Acquicor Technology, public 2006 in an IPO raising $150 million. The money they raised is purely based on their reputation, as... }

Added: October 13, 2008, 11:10 am - Found in page: http://web2innovations.com/money/2008/01/15/logmein-files-for-an-ipo-hoping-to-raise-86m/ - Main site: web2innovations.com - Similar pages: stock, nasdaq, initial public offering

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Found in context: { ... The traditional venture capital model is broken, said Sean Parker, a Founders Fund managing partner. By offering tools like the Series FF stock, we are helping create a new model of investment and alignment of interests, confirming our commitment to the founders of our companies. This fund is truly for founders by founders.A couple of investments have been made out of the new fund, they say, but have not yet been disclosed.The four managing partners have all started their own companies and between them have seen the process from inception to start up to IPO.... }

Added: January 31, 2008, 5:41 am - Found in page: http://web2innovations.com/money/2008/01/30/the-founders-fund-creates-founders-fund-ii/ - Main site: web2innovations.com - Similar pages: stock, nasdaq, initial public offering

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Found in context: { ... It seems it is time for small-sized Internet and technology IPOs. After Internet Brands, Inc. went public on NASDAQ, LogMeIn, Inc. filed to do so now Al Gores Current is looking forward to do the same. Unlike Internet Brands Inc and LogMeIn, Inc, Current TV is purely from the web 2.0 age, so it would be of particular interest for all companies from the web 2.0 sector to see how the company goes public and what is going to happen after their IPO. The company is planning to raise $100M on $63.8M revenues for the last year with operating losses in the $6M range.... }

Added: January 30, 2008, 9:34 am - Found in page: http://web2innovations.com/money/2008/01/29/after-internet-brands-logmein-now-al-gore%e2%80%99s-current-tv-files-for-an-ipo-and-plans-to-go-public/ - Main site: web2innovations.com - Similar pages: stock, nasdaq, initial public offering

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Found in context: { ... Hong Kong Branch, Joint Bookrunners and Joint Lead Managers of the Global Offering while N M Rothschild & Sons (Hong Kong) Limited was the Financial Advisor to the Company.Lets take a look at how the things looked like for the US Internet giant by that time.Yahoo! is known to own 39% in Alibaba Group. Alibaba Group holds a 75% stake in Alibaba.com, which was worth $17.4 billion. Yahoo owns 39% of Alibaba Group, which puts the value of their share at $6.8 billion. Yahoo! has also bought around 1.2% stake in Alibaba.com by paying $100M so the direct-owned 1.2% stake was worth about $278 million. That puts the total value of Yahoos interest in Alibaba.com at north of $7 billion. Thats about 16.7% of Yahoos then $42 billion valuation.What happened next? A few days after the IPO things appeared to be worsening. Many investors took the money and ran, driving shares of Alibaba.com Ltd. down 17% a day after their debut, when they nearly tripled from their initial-public-offering price. Analysts said the flagship business-to-business unit of Alibaba Group is likely to fall further on continued profit-taking for a while, as the stock is still overvalued. The shares of Alibaba.com then fell to 32.60 Hong Kong dollars (US$4.20) from almost 41.50HKD. Aside the fears of the investors that the stock price was unsustainable the companys stock was also hit by Yahoo!s CEO Jerry Yangs appearance on Capitol Hill, defending the companys handling of Chinese censorship probe. The major support, however, for the companys falling stock price came earlier this... }

Added: January 29, 2008, 10:17 am - Found in page: http://web2innovations.com/money/2008/01/28/a-big-question-is-alibabacom-overvalued-or-yahoo-is-seriously-undervalued/ - Main site: web2innovations.com - Similar pages: stock, nasdaq, initial public offering

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Found in context: { ... When Alibaba went public on the Honk Hong Stock Exchange a couple of months ago everything was more than perfect and the company has raised from the public sector the whopping amount of $1.49 Billion. Alibabas market capitalization then skyrocketed to the $25.7B range, just not too far from what Yahoo!s market capitalization looked like by the time of the IPO of the Chinese Internet company. All those numbers made it the largest Internet IPO in Asia and the second largest globally. Yahoo! was then happy too.Shares of Alibaba.com, the Chinese B2B marketplace, nearly tripled in their Hong Kong debut, closing at HK$39.50 (US$5.09), after its IPO priced at HK $13.50 (US$1.74). The steep rise was easy to see coming, considering the groundswell of enthusiasm for the company preceding the IPO. The company quickly reached a $25.7 billion market cap, which brings it close with Yahoo (NSDQ: YHOO) Japan as the largest internet company in Asia, according to online sources.... }

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Found in context: { ... Interesting information has popped up online while we were researching on the deal for more details. It seems that their product empowers IBM while IBM appears to be developing their own in joined forces with Yahoo!: http://omnifind.ibm.yahoo.net/ & http://omnifind.ibm.yahoo.net/productinfo.phpOther commentaries we have dug up from Web reveal some rumors that Endeca was pretty close to do an IPO last year. The same sources claimed something must be going not very well with the company since they have chosen to go in bed with bigger names in the business and raise VC money rather than going the IPO road.... }

Added: January 24, 2008, 8:45 am - Found in page: http://web2innovations.com/money/2008/01/23/more-deals-in-the-enterprise-search-sector/ - Main site: web2innovations.com - Similar pages: stock, nasdaq, initial public offering

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Found in context: { ... Reporters went public today on the venture capital market released from PricewaterhouseCoopers and the National Venture Capital Association. Total venture funding for the year were up 10.8 percent to $29.4 billion, and up 11.5 percent for the fourth quarter of 2007 to $7 billion. That makes it the fourth straight quarter where VC deals were above the $7 billion mark, and the highest yearly total since 2001.2007 was a year of steady gains for VC investing, the highest since the $40.6 billion invested in 2001 (and still well-below the $105 billion in 2000).What about the new entrants from the web 2.0 age?Facebook the most buzzed web 2.0 company seems to be rethinking the perfect time for their IPO and rumors are they are going to postpone it to at least 2009 or even 2010 if markets recover. Digg, yet another popular web site from the web 2.0 age, is trying to shop itself for months now at the $300M range but we hear no any news for potential acquisition of the social news site.... }

Added: January 23, 2008, 9:54 am - Found in page: http://web2innovations.com/money/2008/01/22/wall-street-plunged-but-does-it-affect-the-web-20/ - Main site: web2innovations.com - Similar pages: stock, nasdaq, initial public offering

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Found in context: { ... The investment side, although nothing is for sure yet, isnt that surprising given how many companies and high profile investors have already bought stakes into the Facebook over hyped site. The remarkable part is how many companies are willing to invest in Facebook at a $15 billion valuation. At best Facebook may be worth even more than that, particularly when you consider sites like Baidu have a market cap in excess of $9 billion. Said Duncan Riley, who is an author at Techcrunch.We dont know when Facebook may move to an IPO; in his 60 Minutes interview a week ago Mark Zuckerberg said that it might be this year, or next year, or even 2010. What we do know is that an IPO in the current market will unlikely provide a strong valuation for Facebook.... }

Added: January 22, 2008, 9:18 am - Found in page: http://web2innovations.com/money/2008/01/21/after-samwer-brothers-nokia-is-also-going-to-invest-in-facebook/ - Main site: web2innovations.com - Similar pages: stock, nasdaq, initial public offering

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Found in context: { ... Web 2.0 MoneyInnovationsPost LogMeIn files for an IPO hoping to raise $86MPublished in January 15th, 2008 Posted by Web 2.0 Innovations in Business, Enterprise, Funding, IPO, Integral Capital Partners, Intel Capital, Internet, Investments, Money, Polaris Venture Partners, Prism Venture Partners, Public Companies, Software, Technologieholding Central, TechnologyIt seems it is time for small-sized Internet and technology IPOs. After Internet Brands, Inc.went public on NASDAQ it is now turn of yet another second-tier technology company LogMeIn, Inc. to do the same looking for pretty much the same amount to raise. It has filed to trade on the NASDAQ under the symbol LOGM.In times when the IPO market isn’t what it was even a few months ago the remote computer access service provider LogMeIn has filed to raise up to $86.3 million through an initial public offering, according to a filing late last week with the SEC. This happens despite the fact a growing crowd of other technology companies are being forced to pull or postpone their IPOs. Some popular and web 1.0 Internet companies that have recently pulled off their IPOs include GoDaddy, Classmates and Accoona (Planned on $80.5) among others. By contrast, looking to capitalize on the Apple halo effect, three former company executives, including co-founder Steve Wozniak, took their new company, Acquicor Technology, public 2006 in an IPO raising $150 million. The money they raised is purely based on their reputation, as... }

Added: January 16, 2008, 10:07 am - Found in page: http://web2innovations.com/money/2008/01/15/logmein-files-for-an-ipo-hoping-to-raise-86m/ - Main site: web2innovations.com - Similar pages: stock, nasdaq, initial public offering

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Found in context: { ... The company sells primarily to enterprises, so the IPO may also be an effort to gain some credibility with corporate buyers. Some of that credibility may also come from a deal LogMeIn signed with Intel in December 2007. The previously undisclosed deal involves Intel investing $10 million in LogMeIn and an agreement to tightly integrate LogMeIns services with Intel hardware. Based on the prospecutus filed with SEC, it turns out that Intel took only 5.47% for its $10M investment. The chipmaker will also market and sell LogMeIns service to its customers and share that revenue with LogMeIn. Polaris Venture Partners, Prism Venture Partners, Integral Capital Partners and Intel Capital are backing the five-year-old company.... }

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Found in context: { ... In times when the IPO market isn’t what it was even a few months ago the El Segundo, Calif.,-based operator of small, consumer-focused Web sites managed to go public, unlike a growing crowd of other technology companies being forced to pull or postpone their IPOs. Some popular and web 1.0 Internet companies that have recently pulled off their IPOs include GoDaddy, andClassmates, among others. By contrast, looking to capitalize on the Apple halo effect, three former company executives, including co-founder Steve Wozniak, took their new company, Acquicor Technology, public 2006 in an IPO raising $150 million. The money they raised is purely based on their reputation, as Acquicor Technology, is officially designated as a “blank-check” company, meaning they dont have any principal activity or business model yet and can do whatever they want with investor money, when raised.... }

Added: January 15, 2008, 6:44 am - Found in page: http://web2innovations.com/money/2008/01/14/internet-brands-inc-went-public-on-nasdaq/ - Main site: web2innovations.com - Similar pages: stock, nasdaq, initial public offering

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Found in context: { ... The company was founded in 1998 as CarsDirect.com and, reflecting its growth and diversification, changed its name in 2005 to Internet Brands, Inc. and is a subsidiary of Idealab. Credit Suisse and Thomas Weisel Partners were underwriting the IPO. Investors include Idealab, the companys largest shareholder, Foundation Capital, Clearstone Venture Partners, among others. It is interesting to note the fact that Idealab Holdings, L.L.C., through its ownership of our Class A common stock and exclusive ownership of our Class B common stock, will have control of approximately 67% of the votes represented by our Class A common stock, on an as-converted basis, and Class B common stock outstanding as of September 30, 2007. Thus, Idealab Holdings, L.L.C. will be able to influence or control matters requiring approval of our stockholders, including the election of directors and the approval of mergers, acquisitions and other significant corporate transactions.... }

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Found in context: { ... Inc. went public on NASDAQ Web 2.0 Money: The Money & Business Behind the Web 2.0 Innovations HomeAbout Web 2.0 MoneyInnovationsPost Internet Brands, Inc. went public on NASDAQPublished in January 14th, 2008 Posted by Web 2.0 Innovations in Acquisitions, Advertising, Business, Clearstone Venture Partners, Foundation Capital, Funding, IPO, Idealab Holdings LLC, Internet, Investments, Money, Public CompaniesInternet Brands, Inc., the smaller brother of IAC in terms of Internet strategy, and an Internet holding company with a number of second tier e-brands went public in the last weeks of 2007. They filed for their IPO back in July 2007 and were then planning to raise $100M/$115M million.Internet Brands, Inc. was by that time planning to sell 3,750,000 shares of Class A common stock and the selling stockholders named in this prospectus are selling 5,816,454 shares of Class A common stock. We will not receive any of the proceeds from the shares of Class A common stock sold by the selling stockholders. The company and some of the selling stockholders have granted the underwriters a 30-day option to purchase up to an aggregate of 1,434,968 additional shares of Class A common stock, to cover over-allotments, if any. This was an initial public offering of our Class A common stock. They have an expectation the initial public offering price of our Class A common stock to be between $10.00 and $12.00 per... }

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Found in context: { ... We are proud to have partnered with many exceptional management teams. Our investment professionals have contributed domain expertise and operational experience to help build high-growth, market-leading companies such as Blue Nile (NILE), Brocade (BRCD), Ciena (CIEN), DoubleClick (DCLK), Informatica (INFA), Kiva Software (acquired by AOL), Openwave (OPWV), Quantum Effect Devices (acquired by PMCS), Sirocco (acquired by SCMR), and Waveset (acquired by SUNW). Some of our recent exits include the top-performing tech IPO of 2006, Riverbed Technology (RVBD), and the top enterprise software acquisition of 2006, Virsa Systems (acquired by SAP).... }

Added: December 27, 2007, 4:43 am - Found in page: http://web2innovations.com/money/2007/12/26/behavioral-recommendation-service-for-shoppers-raises-10-million-market-heats-up/ - Main site: web2innovations.com - Similar pages: stock, nasdaq, initial public offering

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Found in context: { ... eventually go to with their planned IPO in 2008 or 2009. But as it seems things did not work out.United Online (NSDQ: UNTD) has canceled the proposed IPO of its Classmates.com social networking unit. By citing the standard market conditions, the company now says that such a move wouldnt be in the interest of stockholders. In other words, the interest wasnt there. While there had been some excitement over a social networking pure-play IPO, Classmates.com, with its subscription-driven business model and earth-bound growth rates, couldnt fully capture the buzz. United Online said it will take a $4.5-$5.5 million charge in Q4 associated with the aborted process.There could potentially be countless reasons for that decision but certainly several of them are standing out: IPO market is sort of cooling.The filing anyway did not appear any serious from the get-go.Classmates is far beyond the buzz level some other social networking sites are enjoying today.They have tried but it seems nobody else was buying Classmate’s story.The FTC investigation (The companys auto-renewal system has come under investigation at the FTC, potentially causing churn to spike).Hints of self-dealing.User engagement is 95 percent lower than say on Facebook, suggesting that users see little value in the service theyre paying for. Classmates has little value for young users, since theres no need for them to re-connect; theyre already connected through other sites.Facebook is making major inroads into Classmates adult demographic.Classmates is sort of Web... }

Added: December 14, 2007, 6:22 am - Found in page: http://web2innovations.com/money/2007/12/13/no-ipo-for-classmatescom/ - Main site: web2innovations.com - Similar pages: stock, nasdaq, initial public offering

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Found in context: { ... On November 27, 2007 we have reported that Classmates Media has just filed to go public at a valuation of $600 to $700 million. It then appeared that Classmates is trying to cash in on the social networking market craze.Classmates Media Corp., which operates the online social networking site Classmates.com, (when the company started they did not call themselves social networking site) expects its planned initial public offering to total 12 million Class A shares and price between $10 and $12 each.Today we learned they have canceled their IPO in US. If it did go through it could have been the first pureplay social networking IPO in the country. And probably Facebook could have gathered some vital market information on how far they could eventually go to with their planned IPO in 2008 or 2009. But as it seems things did not work out.... }

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Found in context: { ... Classmates Media Corp., which operates the online social networking site Classmates.com, (when the company started they did not call themselves social networking site)expects its planned initial public offering to total 12 million Class A shares and price between $10 and $12 each.Based on the anticipated price range, Classmates would have a market capitalization of $600 million to $720 million. Assuming an offering price of $11 per share, the company expects to raise net proceeds of about $117.7 million after fees and expenses from the IPO. Mark Goldstone will be the CEO of Classmates Media, and he is personally getting 2.8 million options at the IPO price.... }

Added: November 29, 2007, 11:50 pm - Found in page: http://web2innovations.com/money/2007/11/27/classmates-prepares-for-an-ipo/ - Main site: web2innovations.com - Similar pages: stock, nasdaq, initial public offering

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Found in context: { ... Blinkx IPO Goes AheadThe promised Blinkx IPO went ahead on London’s AIM index today, with the online video search provider opening at 45p and closing at 63p. AIM is a sub-market to the London Stock Exchange. The creation of Blinkx PLC ( BLNX ) was the result of a tricky series of moves from UK-based data search company Autonomy - one of our commenters earned a free pony for explaining the scenario is plain English, but unfortunately couldn’t afford the $10,000 ‘handling fee’.... }

Added: May 25, 2007, 6:33 am - Found in page: http://blog.express-press-release.com/2007/05/24/deal-roundup-for-may-23-24-buzznet-trulia-feedburner-23andme-inc-blinkx/ - Main site: blog.express-press-release.com - Similar pages: stock, nasdaq, initial public offering

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Found in context: { ... Blinkx IPO Goes Ahead The promised Blinkx IPO went ahead on London's AIM index today, with the online video search provider opening at 45p and closing at 63p. AIM is a sub-market to the London Stock Exchange. The creation of Blinkx PLC ( BLNX ) was the result of a tricky series of moves from UK-based data search company Autonomy - one of our commenters earned a free pony for explaining the scenario is plain English, but unfortunately couldn't afford the $10,000 'handling fee'. ... }

Added: May 24, 2007, 3:12 am - Found in page: http://web2innovations.com/news/2007/May/Blinkx.php - Main site: web2innovations.com - Similar pages: stock, nasdaq, initial public offering

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Found in context: { ... Facebook Platform: The Road to IPO? This week the Wall Street journal published an excellent piece on the upcoming Facebook Platform, which Josh also covered for Read/WriteWeb. The WSJ article outlined a Facebook platform that will allow companies to offer their products and services to Facebook users, enabling them to tap into Facebook's large network. With widgets (which can plug into networks like Facebook) getting more popular, this is welcome news to many startups - and probably e-commerce giants too. If the rumors are true, this hot startup has decided to fight off the billion dollar acquisition offers and make a run for the holy grail of the (still recovering) tech world - the IPO.... }

Added: May 24, 2007, 2:59 am - Found in page: http://web2innovations.com/news/2007/May/Facebook.php - Main site: web2innovations.com - Similar pages: stock, nasdaq, initial public offering

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Found in context: { ... Web 2.0 News No IPO for you Web 2.0Going IPO or to be "hoovered" by a big company, the choices of how to cash out of your web 2.0 company are getting more complex, and require patience. Forbes this morning is asking the question, why no Web 2.0 IPO's and then answers it with the idea that these companies are just not mature enough to go up for sale on the markets, or they are hoping to be bought out or "Hooevered" by a bigger company that make it through the Web 1.0 process. Source: http://blogs.ittoolbox.com/security/dmorrill/archives/no-IPO-for-you-web-20-15657?rss=1 ... }

Added: April 14, 2007, 1:25 am - Found in page: http://web2innovations.com/news/2007/April/NoIPO.php - Main site: web2innovations.com - Similar pages: stock, nasdaq, initial public offering

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Found in context: { ... Web 2.0 News ComScore Files for $86 Million IPOLikely to be big news in the stat-tracking sector: ComScore has filed for a $86.25 million IPO today. The company will trade on the Nasdaq with the ticker symbol SCOR, and Credit Suisse and Deutsche Bank Securities will serve as underwriters. ComScore, based in in Reston, Virginia, launched back in August 1999. It has taken $92 million in VC from (in approximate descending order of the stake size) Accel Partners, JPMorgan, Institutional Venture Partners, Lehman Brothers, Adams Street Partners, Topspin Partners, Flatiron Partners, vSpring Capital, Devine InterVentures and Rembrandt Venture Partners. Source: http://mashable.com/2007/04/02/comscore-files-for-86-million-ipo/ ... }

Added: April 3, 2007, 7:16 am - Found in page: http://web2innovations.com/news/2007/April/ComScore.php - Main site: web2innovations.com - Similar pages: stock, nasdaq, initial public offering

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Added: April 3, 2007, 7:14 am - Found in page: http://www.linkedwords.com/business/investing/exchanges/nasdaq/IPO.php - Main site: www.linkedwords.com - Similar pages: stock, nasdaq, initial public offering

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