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June 22, 2012 09:00 pm GMT
ThisLife quietly launched in 2010 as a cloud-based platform for storing and organizing all of a family's photos in a single place. But after two years of working to refine the service, husband-and-wife team Matt and Andrea Johnson are just about ready to open it up to the public, and have raised a seed round of $2.75 million to do so.ThisLife is built on the idea of having a single place to store and organize your photos. Not happy with current public photo-sharing offerings (the Facebooks and Flickrs of the world) or the photo capabilities of cloud storage services like Dropbox, the Johnsons set out to build a better environment to keep all their family memories.
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ThisLife Raises $2.75 Million From Madrona And Others To Organize Your Photos In The Cloud
ThisLife quietly launched in 2010 as a cloud-based platform for storing and organizing all of a family's photos in a single place. But after two years of working to refine the service, husband-and-wife team Matt and Andrea Johnson are just about ready to open it up to the public, and have raised a seed round of $2.75 million to do so.ThisLife is built on the idea of having a single place to store and organize your photos. Not happy with current public photo-sharing offerings (the Facebooks and Flickrs of the world) or the photo capabilities of cloud storage services like Dropbox, the Johnsons set out to build a better environment to keep all their family memories.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/zQviSXO1Svc/
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