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Seriously reports big wins
Mobile gaming studio Seriously announced this week Best Fiends has reached 7 million downloads with users spending 400,000 hours on the game. Founded in August 2013, Seriously has raised $10 million in total. [Seriously hits 7 million downloads with 1 million daily active users: Arctic Startup]
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Yeti makes update
Finding local places just got a whole lot easier with Yeti's new update. Yeti works a lot like Tinder, except it is for places rather than people. By swiping right for approval and left for disapproval on places, like restaurants, site seeing hotspots, or coffee shops, Yeti learns what you love and serves up more of it. [With New Update, Yeti Hopes To Compete With Google In Local Search: TechCrunch]
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Uber for dogwalking is now available in LA
Uber for dogwalking site Zingy has launched. The on-demand service led by Tobi Skovron includes maps of where and when a dog was walked, in real time. [Zingy Launches Uber For Dog Walking: SoCal Tech]
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Epoxy makes big deals
Los Angeles-based Epoxy announced partnerships with Fullscreen, AwesomenessTV, BroadbandTV, BentPixels, Whistle Sports, The BPM Network, The DanceOn Network, GTChannel, INDMUSIC and others this week. Financial details of the deals were not announced. Epoxy is venture backed by Upfront Ventures, Time Warner Investments, Bertelsmann Digital Media Investments, Advancit Capital, Greycroft Partners and Robert Downey Jr.'s Downey Ventures.
[Epoxy Inks Deals With Fullscreen, AwesomenessTV, Others: SoCal Tech]
