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OpenX Tops $140M In Revenues

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Los Angeles-based online advertising technology provider OpenX said late Monday evening that the company has reached $140M in revenues, which it says is a record. OpenX, which is led by Tim Cadogan, said that it saw 40% organic, year-over-year growth and added over 250 publishers during the year.

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Rubicon's IPO Filing: Who's Next?

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Rumors around town over the last few years have included OpenX and SpaceX : there''s also been speculation that whole home, wireless audio maker Sonos might be thinking about an IPO as well. rubicon project advertising merger exchange exit technology legalzoom openx spacex' READ MORE>>.

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HomeMe Names Two Executives

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Chauhan has previously served at Adslot Technologies, OpenX Technologies, Rubicon Project, Move, and Yahoo!, Cariola was most recently at Compass, and also served at New Standard Equities, For Rent Media Solutions, and Move. and had founded online ad networks Banner Brokers and ClickAgents. READ MORE>>.

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Rubicon Project: LA's Next IPO?

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Rubicon is venture backed by News Corporation, Clearstone Venture Partners, IDG Ventures Asia, Mayfield Fund, NBC Universal's Peacock Equity Fund and Jarl Mohn.

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First Round Capital Rolls Its Own Startup Exchange Fund

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The fund allows founders of First Round Cpaital's portfolio firms to contribute some of their equity into a central pool, and share in any exit success of others who also participate in the fund. The fund is similar to Startup Exchange , a fund run by Michael Barton, which strives to do the same thing across venture firm lines.

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This Week in VC with Mo Koyfman of Spark Capital

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Competition: Chegg (has raised $144 in debt and equity)—estimated by Steven Carpenter ( TechCrunch ) to be 10x more unique visitors than BookRenter (during peak book renting seasons) with nearly $140mm in revenues for 2010. Competition: DSPs (DataXu, X+1, Efficient Frontier) and Ad Exchanges (DoubleClick, RightMedia, AdECN, OpenX).