Gobbler Grabs $1.75 Million To Help Musicians Keep Track Of Their Files
In the same digital asset management space as ResourceSpace and Northplains, Gobbler – sort of like a fancy Dropbox built specifically for backing up, transferring and organizing high bandwidth media files like music, videos and photos (Mike writes a lot about why it’s cool here) — has raised another $1.75 million in financing. Investors include ff Venture Capital, Black Ocean Group, Mindjolt CTO Aber Whitcomb, Facebook VP Dan Rose, former Googler Jermey Wenokur, Science’s Mike Jones, and LowerMyBills founder Matt Coffin among others. This new money brings the LA-based startup’s total funding to just over $3 million.
Gobbler Grabs $1.75 Million To Help Musicians Keep Track Of Their Files
