Online content management company Clickability raises $8 million
Clickability offers an all-in-one package to help clients like the New York Times, CNN Interactive and others manage their web sites.
It’s an online content management system that comes with analytics tools, its own content delivery network, data storage, email newsletters, RSS feeds and other services, so large publishers can more efficiently manage their web properties.
The San Francisco-based company started in 1999, raised $7.3 million in 2000, and has been profitable since 2004, according to VentureWire.
Its latest round, for $8 million, was led by Shasta Ventures with previous investor Convergence Partners returning to the round.
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About the Author, Eric Eldon
Eric currently covers digital media technology and business news, especially what's happening on social networks and their platforms. He also writes and edits stories about venture capital, and lots of other stuff, too. He started at VentureBeat in the spring of 2007, half a year or so after Matt Marshall left his reporting job at the San Jose Mercury News to found the site. Eric previously cofounded a startup called Writewith, that was building editorial software for newspapers and other groups of writers. The startup didn't work out, but he learned a lot.