Space.com Secures $50 Million | Internet News

Space.com Secures $50 Million

Mar 31, 2000
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Space news, entertainment and educational content site SPACE.com raised $50 million in a second
round of funding led by SpaceVest and joined by Blue Chip Venture
Company and PaineWebber, as well as first-round investors Venrock Associates
and Greylock.


These investors join NBC, which announced last week that it had acquired a
minority equity stake in SPACE.com.


The company said the investment will be used to fund SPACE.com’s growth,
consumer branding, international expansion and strategic acquisitions.


“The tremendous support of our investors allows us to strengthen our position
as the leading provider of space content and gives us the opportunity to
aggressively pursue our growth plans to build our brand and achieve our
mission of popularizing space,” said Lou Dobbs, SPACE.com chairman and chief executive officer.

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