"One-stop" financing information service website: WhoGotFunded

According to foreign media reports, most people rely on tech blogs such as TechCrunch for financing news, but the emerging Web site, WhoGotFunded.com, has changed that tradition by giving you that information. Let the information more comprehensive and convenient. The service is currently under closed beta.

WhoGotFunded claiming to be "one-stop" financing information service. It will release the day's financing records to users on Twitter, various news sites and, of course, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.

WhoGotFunded was founded by Digimind specializing in competitive intelligence, data mining and social media monitoring services. The site expects to analyze more than 2 million news articles daily and publish about 100 to 150 financing messages.

While WhoGotFunded gathers information through text mining techniques, it also has a so-called "artificial curatorial element" and hopes to open up Wikipedia-style communities to reduce errors or false positives. The site also shows detailed sources of financing news so users can find more relevant information.

The service's target audience is those who need out of work to know the latest financing news, such as blog writers. So far 2,000 users have subscribed to WhoGotFunded, including many in the United States and Europe's top venture capital firms.

After completing the test, WhoGotFunded will provide users with a customized email notification: let you know which company has just completed a round of financing, or what financing activities in a particular region or industry. Although this platform will never lack the opportunity to provide value-added features, and many will be willing to pay for it, the company currently has no specific revenue plans. In fact, they want to make a decision after seeing the user's reaction.