(formerly ShiftKey Inc.), a developer of distributed information management solutions, raised more than $12 million in the company's second round of private venture and strategic financing. Kinecta Secures Second Round Venture Funding In addition, members of Commerce.TV's founding team have contributed $6 million in seed capital. In a December 1999 closing, first round investors in Commerce.TV included Westfield Capital, Private Equity Finance, New England Partners and Keene Partners. The network forwards orders electronically to merchants using a standard, two-way XML interface. Commerce.TV's Control Network is comprised of application servers and relational databases that combine product information with television schedules and local channel lineups to present targeted purchasing and advertising opportunities to subscribers. First round investor New England Partners made a follow-up investment of $750,000. In addition, Commerce.TV's latest investors include Sandler Capital Management, which invested $4 million, and Citicorp, which agreed to invest $3 million. OPTV ) and Insight Communications (Nasdaq: ICCI ) each made $5 million strategic investments in Commerce.TV. DEDHAM, Mass.- Commerce.TV ended its second round of financing, totaling $19 million. Consumers earn WebMiles rewards for engaging in a variety of behaviors including shopping, joining programs, referring friends, etc., within the WebMiles partner network. WebMiles provides online and offline businesses with WebMile rewards - similar to airline miles - that are redeemable for free travel on all airlines, all flights at any time with no blackout dates or seat restrictions. Prior to securing this latest round of funding, WebMiles raised $1.8 million in the seed round of financing and $5 million in the first round of funding from Utah Ventures, Portage Partners and Sequel Ventures. Ventures, Maritz Inc., NBC, Sequel Ventures, Utah Ventures, Svoboda Collins, Star Vest, CMS, and Staenberg Private Capital. SANDY, Utah - WebMiles, a company that offers an unrestricted, free travel rewards program to help businesses attract and retain long-term customers, secured $34 million in its second round of funding from investors including Patricof & Co. WebMiles Secures $34 Million in Second Round Financing incorporates online content such as news, stock and financial updates, and services including gift giving, directions and restaurant listings, within a single Web destination so sales people have up-to-date account information and relevant business services to help close deals. Benioff, Larry Ellison, Halsey Minor, Magdalena Yesil, William Hambrecht, Patrick McGovern, John Friedenrich, Bob Anderson and Igor Sill. New investors include Credit Suisse First Boston, WR Hambrecht & Co., Ted Waitt and Stratton Sclavos. Previous investments, total funding for is now $52 million. SAN FRANCISCO -, an online sales force automation product, closed $35 million in financing. OneMediaPlace is a single-source Internet solution for the advertising industry that combines a comprehensive resource destination with a global, media marketplace operating system. (Nasdaq: CMGI ), was previously announced. A $25 million portion of the round committed by CMGI the venture capital affiliate of CMGI Inc. PRM ), Liberty Media (Nasdaq: LMGA ), and French investor Artemis joined CMGI and others to complete the company's $67 million Series E Preferred Stock financing. SAN FRANCISCO/NEW YORK- OneMediaPlace - formerly - secured commitments for $42 million in new private investment financing led by several major media companies. OneMediaPlace Closes $42 Million in New Venture Financing NetVendor's business-to-business e-commerce solutions allow companies to support multiple electronic distribution channels with their trading partners and to interact within trading exchanges. ICGE ), an investor in NetVendor in both its first and second rounds, followed by Wheatley Partners, RRE Ventures, CSFB Private Equity and Bluevector. The transaction was led by Internet Capital Group (Nasdaq: VC Buzz - $481.75 Million in Today's DealsĪTLANTA - NetVendor, a provider of e-Channel solutions that enable suppliers to establish Internet sales channels and integrate into multiple e-marketplaces, secured $52 million in its third round of private funding.
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