May 17, 2008 | PrimeNewswire
DAG Media, Inc. Reports First Quarter Financial Results
DAG Media Inc. announced today that net income for the quarter ended March 31, 2008 was $0.04 per basic and diluted share , or $139,741, versus net loss of per basic and diluted share or for the period ended ... via PrimeNewswire
DAG Media Announces an Increase in the Amount of Cash to Its Lending Operations
“The increase will allow the company to take advantage of more attractive opportunities.”
DAG Media, Inc. announced today that the company's board of directors authorized management to increase the cash limit allocated to the lending business from $5 million to $7 million. via PrimeNewswire
Veodia, FireEye, Veran and more
San Mateo, Calif., software-as-a-service video company Veodia has raised $8.3 million in Series A funding. via VC Ratings
DAG Media Received a 180 Days' Notice to Regain a One Dollar Minimum...
DAG Media, Inc. announced today it has received a letter from Nasdaq on April 16, 2008 indicating that it has a period of 180 days to rectify its compliance with the Nasdaq stock market continued listing ... via PrimeNewswire
DAG Media, Inc. Reports Fiscal Year 2007 Consolidated Financial Statements
“Exchange Act"). Forward-looking statements are typically identified by the words "believe”
Dag Media, Inc. announced that net income per common share for the fourth quarter of 2007 was $319,317 or $0.10 per basic and diluted share . via PrimeNewswire
RingCentral Secures $12 Million Series B Funding, Passes 50,000-Customer Milestone
“I was the COO of a service organization in my past position and spent thousands of dollars on a phone system. RingCentral's service is certainly an amazing value for the money and offers an easier to use and more innovative option”
RingCentral also announced that it surpassed 50,000 active customer accounts. Accounts range from one to many subscribers, typically in small businesses with 20 or fewer employees. via PR-inside.com
I'm in the middle of a social media session at SMX West when a related news item crossed my transom. via The Kelsey Group
Yelp's Stoppelman says no IPO until at least 2010
“We are continuing to roll out in cities across the U.S. such as Philadelphia and Atlanta”
Yelp co-founder and CEO Jeremy Stoppelman says the online recommendation startup is unlikely to go public anytime soon. via Tech Confidential Blog
Yelp raises $15 million, sees uptick in growth over past year
Local review site Yelp has raised $15 million from DAG Ventures - TechCrunch reports that the valuation was around $200 million but the company hasn't confirmed this. via The Industry Standard