With cybercrime on the rise around the globe, Los Angeles finds itself home to a number of startups dedicated to fighting those who are using the internet for nefarious activities around the world.
There are more and more devices on the market today that are supposed to measure your daily movement. The Fitbit, Nike Fuel Band and Jawbone Up, for example, use 3-axis accelerometers and sophisticated algorithms to create a broad profile of your daily activity level and calorie burn. But because these device’s measurements are still general, like their pedometer forbearers, they have a limited ability to prescribe exercise.
FilmTrack, whose software simplifies the complex process of managing and making money from intellectual property, has just received a $10 million Series B funding round investment and has bought music licensing software company Dashbox for an undisclosed amount. Dashbox’s founder Dave Goldberg will join the board.
Three leaders offer insights into the exponentially expanding global collectibles market and the tech capabilities, including AI and machine learning tools, that have the company primed for further growth.
