Guide Note: Kyte is an online platform for broadcasting video to multiple external destinations. Kyte allows video from mobile phones or computers to be transported across blogs, social networks, or other mobile devices.

Kyte had an initial round of investing of $2.25 million and took in a B-round of funding totaling $15 million in December, 2007. Nokia, DoCoMo, and Telefonica are among the primary investors.

In March, 2008, Kyte launched a feature that allows users to send live footage from mobile devices to Kyte channels. Users can also turn their video channels into Facebook applications. Fast Facts:

Launched: January 5, 2007
CEO: Daniel Graf
Headquarters: San Francisco, CA
Total Funding: $23.3 million
Other investors: Steamboat Ventures, Intellect Capital Ventures
Both 50 Cent and Lil Wayne have Kyte channels

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Internet | Web 2.0 | Nokia | Web Entertainment | Social Networking | Video-Sharing | Technology

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Kyte Background and Information

Official Site: Kyte | Kyte TV Platform
- Official Site: Watch Videos | Produce Content | Kyte Mobile | Kyte Blog

Kyte News and Commentaries

TechCrunch: Why Kyte.tv will kill Qik and Flixwagon in cell phone video space (June 14, 2008)
PC Magazine: Kyte.tv: The New Twitter? (March 13, 2008)
Silicon Alley Insider: Meet Kyte: This Year's Twitter (March 9, 2008)
VentureBeat: Kyte raises $6.1 million to become media platform (March 7, 2008)
Scobleizer: Kyte announces funding, new features (December 19, 2007)
Mashable: Kyte Gets Investment from Nokia (June 12, 2007)
NewTeeVee: MeTV Play Kyte.tv Grabs More VC Cash (May 15, 2007)

Celebrity Kyte Channels

Kyte: Lil Wayne's Kyte Channel
Kyte: 50 Cent's Kyte Channel

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