subject: FanIQ's Milestones mentioned on its CrunchBase Profile [print this page] FanIQ's Milestones mentioned on its CrunchBase Profile
A free directory of technology companies, people, and investors that anyone can edit, CrunchBase[dot]com is developed and maintained by TechCrunch, a leading technology media company founded in 2005 by Michael Arrington, one of Time Magazine's world's 100 most influential people. On its "About" page, CrunchBase officially states that "all additions and edits to CrunchBase go through an approval process before they are pushed live."CrunchBase has a dedicated page for FanIQ, the world's most interactive sports website with nearly 12 million registered users. The CrunchBase page of FanIQ gives a thorough overview of the sports site and provides information such as FanIQ's general info, office location info, number of people working at FanIQ, funding the sports site has received, its competitors, and FanIQ profile. The CrunchBase page of FanIQ notably provides the milestones information and a link to TechCrunch's news story about FanIQ.FanIQ Milestones mentioned on CrunchBase:Milestones of FanIQ mentioned on the CrunchBase profile of the world's leading interactive sports site include:FanIQ received in Unattributed funding. (7/9/09)Posted 7/13/09 at 2:40pm via venturebeat.comOn FanIQ's CrunchBase profile, the venturebeat[dot]com is a link to the news story on FanIQ by VentureBeat, whose mission is to provide news about innovation for forward-thinking executives. In 2008, the New York Times called VentureBeat one of the "best blogs on the Web", and now the NYT runs VentureBeat's articles on its web site. The news story is about FanIQ announcing an undisclosed round of funding in July 2009 FanIQ's first since an angel round in fall 2007.FanIQ received in Angel funding. (9/1/07)Posted 11/11/07 at 5:47am via thealarmclock.comClicking on thealarmclock[dot]com takes you to the 2007 news story of FanIQ on AlarmClock. The news story is about FanIQ saying it has won angel funding to hire more engineers. AlarmClock or alarm:clock has offices in Zrich, New York and San Francisco, and covers Internet, wireless, hardware, and software companies. alarm:clock's editors have worked in Red Herrring and The Industry Standard "back when client/server software and virtual reality were all the rage."The following milestones of FanIQ mentioned on the most interactive sports site's CrunchBase profile were added by CrunchBase users and can be confirmed from FanIQ's official press releases:FanIQ added Chris Thorne as Business Development.Posted 2/19/09 at 10:13amFanIQ added Ty Shay as Founder & CEO.Posted 2/19/09 at 10:13amFanIQ added Andreas Hjelming as VP, Technology.Posted 6/15/09 at 2:59pmFanIQ added Lee Hower as Board Director.Posted 7/23/09 at 11:26amFanIQ
