Video - Friday, June 8, 2007
Poker All-Star Angel Invests In Video Widget Startup Splashcast
It's nice to know that one of your angel investors tends to win. Poker ace Phil Hellmuth is now using SplashCast (he's pretty entertaining) to video blog from this year’s World Series of Poker. Hellmuth is also joined Splashcast's angel investors. The company has raised $2M to date and says it is looking to close Series A by the end of the year.
Splashcast riffs off of YouTube but is better for programming. So if you subscribe to Hellmuth on poker and you accessed it via some random poker blog, you will get updated versions of the Hellmuth at the event. If you were using YouTube you'd get whatever version they posted at the time.
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