Tuesday, August 26, 2008

Marc Andreesen and and Ben Horowitz Invest in Mobile Video Streaming Company Qik

Netscape founder and prolific entrepreneur Mark Andreesen and his long time business partner Ben Horowitz are making an investment in Qik, the Foster City-based mobile video streaming platform.  Terms of the investment have not been disclosed.

Qik, pronounced "quick," has recently opened to public use.  To get an update on how the service is being used and by whom, I interviewed co-founder Bhasker Roy in Manhattan in July and republished the interview today.

-- Andy Plesser, Executive Producer

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your blog's layout is so nice ,and the theme impressed me a lot.

 

Hi,
The live video streaming field is heavily competitive, but Qik has done a nice job integrating a bunch of services, including supposed rivals: it has integrated Twitter, YouTube, Mogulus, MySpace, Orkut and Justin.tv in its service.

 

Hi,

Are you not doing embeds anymore? Lately the location is undefined.

Thanks,

Rich

 

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