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April 28, 2011 10:49 pm GMT
Anytime there's a startup that has been quietly catching fire, you can always find a trail of investors warming themselves by the flames. Take LikeALittle, for example. Though they've kept it quiet, we've now confirmed with multiple sources that they raised $1 million from Andreessen Horowitz and others at some point earlier this year.And it makes sense. LikeALittle first popped on our radar back in December of last year while we were looking into a Hacker News thread claiming that one of the Y Combinator Winter '11 startups had done 20 million pageviews in six weeks " and was growing by over 1 million pageviews a day. That startup, of course, was Likealittle, a social network for flirting started by former Googlers and Microsofties, Evan Reas,Prasanna SankaranarayananandShubham Mittal.
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Investors Don't Just Like LikeALittle A Little, They Like It A Lot
Anytime there's a startup that has been quietly catching fire, you can always find a trail of investors warming themselves by the flames. Take LikeALittle, for example. Though they've kept it quiet, we've now confirmed with multiple sources that they raised $1 million from Andreessen Horowitz and others at some point earlier this year.And it makes sense. LikeALittle first popped on our radar back in December of last year while we were looking into a Hacker News thread claiming that one of the Y Combinator Winter '11 startups had done 20 million pageviews in six weeks " and was growing by over 1 million pageviews a day. That startup, of course, was Likealittle, a social network for flirting started by former Googlers and Microsofties, Evan Reas,Prasanna SankaranarayananandShubham Mittal.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/vz9xe1Et23c/
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