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DataSphere

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DataSphere provides Web technology and an ad sales team focused on generating neighborhood level user engagement and monetization for existing media companies.

Recent Milestones

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  DataSphere received $8M in Series D funding. (3/13/12)
  Posted 3/13/12 at 5:25pm via freshnews.com
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  DataSphere received $10M in Series C funding. (9/9/10)
  Posted 9/9/10 at 6:24pm via paidcontent.org
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  DataSphere — Signed deal with Gannett to provide sales and technology to support hyperlocal sites in 10 markets (6/15/10)
  Posted 6/15/10 at 3:05pm via google.com
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  DataSphere — Announced deal with Hubbard Broadcasting to provide 6 TV stations with enhanced Web functionality and monetization (3/9/10)
  Posted 3/18/10 at 5:54pm via mediaweek.com
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  DataSphere — Announced deal with Raycom Media to launch LocalNet service in 35 US cities (3/3/10)
  Posted 3/18/10 at 5:52pm via forbes.com
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  DataSphere received $10.8M in Series B funding. (1/5/10)
  Posted 1/5/10 at 11:25am via sec.gov
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  DataSphere added Satbir Khanuja as President & CEO.
  Posted 4/16/09 at 6:55am
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  DataSphere added Tim O'Neil as Chief Financial Officer.
  Posted 4/16/09 at 6:55am
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  DataSphere added Delane Hewett as Chief Technology Officer .
  Posted 4/16/09 at 6:55am
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  DataSphere added Gary Cowan as VP Products .
  Posted 4/16/09 at 6:55am
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  DataSphere added Mike May as VP Sales.
  Posted 6/15/10 at 4:06pm

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Screenshots

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Above: Home Page
Uploaded: 1/7/10

Above: Home Page
Uploaded: 4/28/12

Products

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LocalNet

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Website	datasphere.com
Launch Date	August 18, 2009

Above: DataSphere LocalNet
Uploaded: 3/19/10

Sources

1. SEC D (sec.gov) [edit]
2. DataSphere Raises $10 Million More For Hyperlocal Sites For TV Broadcasters (paidcontent.org) [edit]
3. DataSphere Raises $8 Million to Further Accelerate Growth of Local Advertising Services (freshnews.com) [edit]
Raycom and DataSphere to Launch Hundreds of Neighborhood Websites in 35 Cities Across the U.S. (forbes.com) [edit]
Hubbard Goes Hyper-Local (mediaweek.com) [edit]
Gannett setting up local websites in 10 markets (google.com) [edit]