BlueCava Nets $5
Million in New Funding
Oct. 21, 2010
BlueCava, an Irvine, Calif.-based company that can identify
any device connected to the Internet, announced this week it has tapped
investors, including NBA owner and billionaire Mark Cuban, for $5 million in
new funding. Cuban, an entrepreneur and Internet pioneer who founded and sold
Broadcast.com, will join the company’s board of directors. “BlueCava has
created some very innovative technology and has a disruptive business model
that will re-define the role that devices play in targeted online marketing and
in fighting online fraud”, said Cuban. “BlueCava has a huge market
opportunity and I am excited to be joining the board.” The company said its
technology works with any computing device (PCs, smartphones, video game
consoles and set-top boxes), anywhere in the world, so that businesses can
detect, identify and track devices within their own environments. BlueCava
called the round of funding a validation of its business and noted its pricing
model is far less than historical industry averages.