US 19-Year-old entrepreneur to start mobile gaming advertising company to get Angel investment

Blaine Huang (Brian Wong) Beijing time October 28 morning news, according to foreign media reported today, Digg former employees, young entrepreneur Blaine Huang (Brian Wong) launched the mobile gaming advertising venture Kiip just won 300,000 of dollars in angel investment. Blaine Huang, 19 years old, is the founder of the youngest entrepreneur to win venture capital support. KIIP's investors include the venture capital company True Ventures, SimpleGeo CEO Choy Starp (Joe Stump), vitamin labeled Chief Marketing Officer Rohan Auzat (Rohan Oza), Popchips CEO Kess Bel Spirit (　　Keith belling), Doug Chetok (Doug chertok) and Pecs Clegg (Paige Craig).　　In addition to obtaining funding, Blaine Huang announced that Kiip had just recruited former Digg employee Gulting (Courtney Guertin) as co-founder and CTO and recruited Amandes Demaz (Amadeus Dermazi) as co-founder and design director. Blaine Huang hopes to use the latest funding to further recruit and establish channel partnerships.　　KIIP will launch the Alpha version in the next few months, with the public release scheduled for next January. Blaine Huang said KIIP would "go beyond the banner ad" and would take advantage of the game elements without affecting the game process. "We are developing the first catering advertising product for the mobile gaming industry, beyond virtual goods and virtual currencies that are expected to be our main competitors," he said. "Insiders believe that KIIP will bring fierce competition to the market." The venture, which has not yet aroused public concern, has established partnerships with 5 game publishers (Blaine Huang does not disclose specific business names) and is currently attracting more than 2 million months of active subscribers. (Ding Macro)