Quantcast, a San Francisco start-up that measures the traffic on other sites, has raised around $5.7 million in Series A funding, according to a regulatory filing cited by PE Week. Investors included the Founders Fund and Revolution Capital, chief executive Konrad Feldman confirmed with VentureBeat several days ago, though at the time he did not confirm the amount.
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Paul Allen: Internet Entrepreneur » Quantcast getting better and better said:
[...] Quantcast raising $5.7 million in venture capital in March, and with thousands of sites signing up for their free “quantified publishers” program, [...]