Technorati raises $2M more

October 14, 2009 | Anthony Ha | Comments | |

technorati-logo1Blog search engine Technorati has raised $2 million in new funding from existing investors Draper Fisher Jurvetson, Mobius Venture Capital, and others. The San Francisco company has now raised more than $32 million.

The funding was first reported in TechCrunch, and Technorati has confirmed the news. The company just launched the revamped blog rankings that we wrote about earlier this month.

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  • pbreit
    Probably goes without saying, but, what are they going to do with $2m that they've been unable to do with $30m?
  • stone
    totally agree. this is a struggling company, it seems to me