Goojet

http://www.goojet.com/

Last activity: 20.09.2010

Probably Closed

Mentions

Overview

Location

France, Occitania, Labège

Employees

11-50

Founded date

2006

Mentions in press and media 19

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Sep 9, 2010	MXP4 brings interactive music to Facebook but will Farmville users skip a beat?	In a bid to cash in on the popularity of ‘casual gaming’ on Facebook, the interactive music startup MXP4 is jumping on the uber-social networking site, rolling out 15 apps for major artists including David Guetta, Big Boi, Hot Chip and Enri...
Aug 5, 2010	Last.fm partners with MXP4 to make music ads sticky	Is it possible to make online ads “sticky” so that users engage with them longer? That’s the aim of a new partnership between CBS-owned Last.fm and MXP4, the interactive music startup. Using MXP4’s technology, Last.fm is to begin offering b...
Apr 22, 2010	MXP4 raises a further $4m for its remixable music widgets	MXP4, a startup that creates interactive tools that allow artists and producers to let listeners “play” and interact with digital music, has raised $4 million in funding led by Paris-based Goojet funder Orkos Capital. Sofinnova (which backs...
Apr 22, 2010	@GeeknRolla: How to crack the French online market	If your start-up is plateauing in terms of users and revenue in the UK, it’s only natural you might look further afield for growth opportunities. But while the dream for many early stage digital businesses remains to build success in the US...
Oct 29, 2009	Exclusive: French tech firms which raised over €1 million in 2009	[France] As my first post on Techcrunch Europe I thought it could be interesting to give you some insights on the French market, and especially the situation regarding fund raising. So here is a list of (almost all) French companies in the ...
Jun 4, 2009	Goojet Raises €6 Million For Mobile Widget And Communication Platform
Jun 4, 2009	Goojet Bags An Extra €6 Million To Enhance Your Mobile Experience	French startup Goojet is coming out with an updated version of its mobile content and services suite after getting some runway with the beta product it launched about a year ago, six months after winning the Le Web 3 startup competition. At...
Mar 14, 2009	Live From Paris: TechCrunchTalk – What Next For France 2.0?	TechCrunch Europe recently hosted a Roundtable & Meetup in Paris. Despite issues getting a live video stream going, we recorded the event and have now been able to upload the videos. “TechCrunchTalk: What Next For France 2.0?” featured ...
Feb 13, 2009	TechCrunch Roundtable At Mobile World Congress: Mobile 2.0 – Where Next?	TechCrunch is hosting a Roundtable and Meetup at Mobile World Congress on Thursday next week. “TechCrunchTalk: Mobile 2.0 – Where next?” at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona will feature an afternoon of panel discussions and some great eve...
Aug 14, 2008	UK 2.0 – Why the UK can become the global hub for mobile	This is a guest post by jamescoops from the mjelly mobile internet blog. There’s been a lot of discussion on Techcrunch UK and elsewhere about how to make London and the UK a hub for Web/Mobile 2.0 startups and businesses. However, London a...
Jul 3, 2008	Europe's Mobile 2.0 startups come together	Europe is a hotbed of mobile startups right now, so appropriately enough the Mobile 2.0 event which started in San Francisco is putting on a one-day international event tomorrow in Barcelona which focuses on mobile startups, dubbed Mobile 2...
Jun 7, 2008	Goojet opens mobile service	Goojet, a French startup which is best described as a new kind of platform for mobile widgets, has come out of stealth mode to launch a full-blown public version. The desktop portal allow users to configure the set of widgets they want to a...
May 29, 2008	Netvibes CEO leaves for new project	Tariq Krim, founder and CEO of Paris-based Netvibes, is stepping down work on a “new project.” He remains on the board of the company and as a non-executive strategic adviser. Netvibes COO Freddy Mini takes over as CEO. Krim says his work t...
Apr 4, 2008	NextWeb – Startup pitches round 4 (Day 2)	Symbaloo A new take on the personal home page with the weirdest interface you’ve ever seen. Search and discovery. Wayfinding on the Wbe. There is a lot of volume on traditional start pages. their concept is visual (squares), then personalis...
Mar 28, 2008	European startups set out their pitches	The TheNextWeb conference happens in Amsterdam next week, and they’ve announced the startups that will be pitching in the startup competition (below). Some 22 companies get to pitch and the last 2 will be chosen by the crowd. A few other no...
Dec 12, 2007	LeWeb3 Conference Report	David Lenehan was at LeWeb3 in Paris, on behalf of Read/WriteWeb. Here is his overview. The LeWeb3 Conference kicked off yesterday morning in Paris and has just finished up this evening. Our host Loic Le Meur of Seesmic opened the event wit...
Dec 12, 2007	Le Web 3 startup competition winners	This year’s Startup Competition at Le Web was very closely fought. Thirty three companies participated out of more than 125 applications reviewed. The judges said the scores were very close (judges had to mark startups out of seven categori...
Dec 12, 2007	Goojet wins gold at Le Web — with mobile organizer	Goojet, a company that offers a mobile “organizer,” a place to store notes and other things so that you can access them while on the go, has won the start-up competition at the conference Le Web 3 in Paris, France. The company combines your...

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FAQ about Goojet

When was Goojet founded?

Goojet was founded in 2006.

What has the press written about Goojet?

Parsers VC has collected 19 articles mentioning Goojet, among them “MXP4 brings interactive music to Facebook but will Farmville users skip a beat?” (Sep 9, 2010) and “Last.fm partners with MXP4 to make music ads sticky” (Aug 5, 2010).

Is Goojet still active?

Goojet is probably closed: its latest activity on Parsers VC dates from Sep 20, 2010.