San Mateo,
Calif. – Jelli, the developer of
an interactive terrestrial radio service, has raised $2 million in new funding
from angel investors, VentureBeat reported.
Backers include Josh Kopelman,
Zappos COO Alfred Lin, TriplePoint Capital and Peter Sperling.
San Mateo,
Calif.-based Jelli offers a listener-programmed format for traditional radio
stations, where users can collaborate to create playlists, and vote in
real-time to take a song off of the air.
The company is currently broadcasting
a program with Live 105 in San
Francisco, and plans to offer a nationally syndicated
program in the first quarter of 2010.
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(VentureBeat)
