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Kleiner Perkins to invest in iPhone app Shazam

Kleiner Perkins, known for backing Google and eBay in their start-up phases, is leading a funding round in Shazam that includes Acacia Venture Partners and DN Capital. Full Article at International Business Times

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  1. Popular music discovery application Shazam passed the 50 million user milestone today, an increase of 15 million users since February. Full Article at Telephony Online

  2. Kleiner Perkins, the venture capital firm, on Tuesday made its latest bet on wireless device technology, with high hopes in music recognition and iPhone application developer Shazam, joining a wave of investment in the hot mobile content and technology... Full Article at Dealbook

  3. LONDON -- (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Shazam, the world’s leading mobile music discovery provider, today announced that more than 50 million people around the world have used the Shazam service, an increase of 15 million users since February of this year. Full Article at Freshnews.com

  4. For cellphone owners, Shazam has abolished the nagging question about which song is playing. Its cellphone application lets people simply hold the phone toward the source of the music to identify it. Full Article at The New York Times

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