We’re proud of you, too, Howard Lindzon!
November 9th, 2007
Howard Lindzon is a TubeMogul seed investor, and he shares his TubeMogul investment thesis on his blog (love the title, “Screw the Stock Market – Why I Invested in TubeMogul.com”) and at Silicon Valley Insider, the NY blog about digital business by Henry Blodget.
As any investor should be, Howard is bullish on web video distribution and analytics and has been “waxing enthusiastically†about his investment in us. Well Howard, we’re as proud of having you back TubeMogul as you are for finding us. After all, Howard is both a professional investor and the creator of Wallstrip, the online video show on picking stocks that was acquired by CBS after only 8 months and 80 something episodes of programming. He’s both revered and hated for this accomplishment, particularly by those that have been creating good content for several years. What does the Wallstrip viewership look like today? Did the charts help in the negotiations with CBS, Howard?
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1. Mark Schoneveld | November 9th, 2007 at 6:50 pm
Saw that post on Silicon Alley… hot stuff! I love TubeMogul! Keep up the great work, guys.
2. Rockused.Com » Weâ&hellip | November 10th, 2007 at 12:16 am
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3. Average Betty | November 11th, 2007 at 3:07 pm
Wow! Awesome guys! Congrats, TubeMogul, for getting Howard as an investor; and congrats, Howard, for adding a great company like TubeMogul to your portfolio! Cheers, Betty
4. Dave Dugdale | November 12th, 2007 at 8:20 am
These are great post because it shows us what types of videos do well such as stock video on different sharing sites.
Please add more of these.
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