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[Lockergnome's Technobabble] From online graphics to one-off ordering, Palo Alto-based Zazzle has resources that your local t-shirt printer simply does not. (The company has just landed a whopping $16 million in funding from venture capitalists John Doerr of Kleiner Perkins and Ram Shriram of Sherpalo Ventures.
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[Jasonball.com] Jason Ball's TechBytes: Kleiner Perkins' Zazzle.com Investment: Zazzle.com -- Kleiner Perkins and Google board member Ram Shriram invested $16 million in the series A round of this Menlo Park, Calif. startup, which provides a marketplace for buying and selling custom goods on the Internet.
[Msnbc.msn.com] Google Investors Bet on E-Commerce Startup - MSNBC Wire Services ...: Backed by their respective venture capital firms, Doerr and Shriram are .The stock has more than tripled since then, enabling Kleiner Perkins to retain a .
[Wbz1030.com] WBZ-AM: Google Investors Bet On E-Commerce Startup: The $12.5 million that he invested in 1999 when hardly anyone was interested in online search engines turned into a Kleiner Perkins stake worth $1.8 billion by the time the company went public 11 months ago. The stock has more than tripled since then, enabling Kleiner Perkins to retain a $1.7 billion stake in Google even though the firm has sold most of its shares.
[Cbsnewyork.com] CBS 2 - New York News: Google Investors Bet On E-Commerce Startup: Backed by their respective venture capital firms, Doerr and Shriram are .The stock has more than tripled since then, enabling Kleiner Perkins to retain a .
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Posted at August 02, 2005 04:44 PM
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