TokBox
TokBox is a web-based video chat application that lets you connect with your friends in seconds.
| Startup type: | Company |
| Status: | Active |
| Stage: | Growth |
| Publicity: | Open to speaking to journalists. |
| Funding: | Angel, Venture capital firm |
| Industries: | Internet |
| Location: | San Francisco |
| Website: | http://www.tokbox.com |
| More info: | CrunchBase |
OUR NEWS
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How to upgrade your subscription on TokBox http://fb.me/D3FeXWwJ4 weeks ago |
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20 August 2010
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09 August 2010
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Long ago
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11 August 2009
TokBox twittered 15 times, here's their latest:
Tales from the Ultimate Intern - Week 5 - "Proactive Appreciation"
http://bit.ly/8HHOK (via @andrewdudum) |
ABOUT US
Tokbox is a free service that allows anyone to put a video talk box onto their website - in seconds. It's easy and it's fun.
Imagine the fun of having a live video talk with friends, right on your Facebook, Myspace or any other webpage. With TokBox you can!
THINGS WE NEED
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Looking for a full-time software engineer: LAMP/PHP
Posted by Kirill Makharinsky 2 years ago -
Looking for a full-time software engineer: Flash/ActionScript
Posted by Kirill Makharinsky 2 years ago
COMMENTS (1)
Team (5)
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Serge Faguet
Entrepreneur and investor, Cornell/Stanford alum, currently based (all over) Europe working on the next big thing
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Ron Hose
CTO / Founder at TokBox.com
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Followers (129)
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Mark Wayman
Co-Founder of Social Gears (www.socialgears.com) formed to create social networking applications for Facebook, Bebo, MySpace, OpenSocial and the Web. Currently seeking an investor to co-fund application development. mark@socialgears.com
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Harjeet Taggar
Englishman in San Francisco, 22, Y Combinator Alum, working on startup Auctomatic.
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Your product sounds great. Keep up the good work. Have you considered running your business as a not for profit that invests any surplus funds into setting up new innovative social enterprise projects? http://www.traidmark.org explains more.