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Israeli startup KIDOZ raises $3.5 million from Roman Abramovich’s Millhouse Capital, CiG

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KIDOZ  has raised $3.5 million in new funding from Millhouse Capital owned by Roman Abramovich and CIG Capital. Israel-based kids content discovery platform is set to open offices in New York and China in 2016.

To date, the company has raised $5 million in outside funding. Series A round, led by lool ventures, with participation from angel investors including Dov Moran, Aryeh Mergi and others.

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Kidos, was founded by CEO Gai Havkin in 2009, is also launching KIDOZ NETWORK, app developers can embed KIDOZ’ technology as a content recommendation tool inside their apps to increase engagement and generate revenue in a kid-safe way without ads or in-app purchases. The newly launched KIDOZ Network allows kids brands also to promote their content directly to kids on the company network.

 

 

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