Top Five Online Video Venture Capital Deals Through Aug. 2007 Runner Ups

Runners-up:

$10.5 million
Narrowstep
New York-based Internet TV distributor Narrowstep secured $10.5 million in equity funding [1] from RENN Capital Group in Dallas in August.

$10 million
Pandora.TV
In April, Seoul, South Korea's PandoraTV, closed on $10 million in Series B funding led by DCM (formerly Doll Capital Management) in Silicon Valley. Previous investors who also contributed included Altos Ventures STIC International and Saehan Ventures.

$9 million
Rinera Networks
Rinera Networks, an online video distribution startup in San Mateo, Calif., raised $9 million in Series A funding in April from Foundation Capital.

$5 million
The FeedRoom Inc.
The FeedRoom, a news video aggregator based in New York, raised $5 million from BlueCrest Capital Finance in June.

$2.5 million
Fliqz
Berkeley, Calif., video-sharing web site Fliqz raised $2.5 million in Series B in February from Mohr, Davidow Ventures.

Undisclosed
Blip.tv
Blip.tv, the two-year-old New York video site "focused on independently produced shows," is worth noting because investors include the four founding engineers of Skype. Their investment firm, Ambient Sound Investments, provided Blip.tv with an undisclosed amount of money in June.