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    From 2007 to 2015, TechCrunch operated Crunchbase, a website and online encyclopedia of information on startups, key people, funds, funding rounds, and events. In 2015, Crunchbase became a private entity and is no longer part of TechCrunch.

  2. Jun 2, 2021 · Tuesday Capital, a 10-year-old seed-stage fund that was founded by longtime VC Patrick Gallagher and TechCrunch founder Michael Arrington, has changed considerably over the years. Arrington now...

  3. CrunchFund, the early-stage investment firm that’s basically one giant conflict-of-interest statement for TechCrunch, is raising $40 million for a second fund, according to a regulatory filing.

  4. BY Dan Primack. If Michael Arrington is leaving TechCrunch, what does that mean for the investors in CrunchFund? Yesterday we were first to report that tech blogger Michael Arrington has...

  5. TechCrunch. Arrington rose to internet prominence with his Silicon Valley blog, TechCrunch. TechCrunch covers internet startups and news. In early September 2011, Arrington was reported to be no longer employed by TechCrunch but associated with a new investment company, AOL Ventures.

  6. Sep 2, 2011 · News curator XYDO has gotten some bytes on TechCrunch. The press may have been what helped it already score $1.25 million in financing from a group of angel investors led by EPIC Ventures.

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  8. Sep 2, 2011 · To be absolutely clear about this: the CrunchFund is Mike and Tims baby. It has nothing to do with anyone else at TechCrunch. The first time most staffers heard about the fund, and AOL’s...

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