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Zenter is an web based presentation app that promises to really take advantage of being online. Users will have the regular functionality of PowerPoint, but with the ability to directly add content from the web (Google Images). Each public slide show will also be put into a public library, for other users to remix or just drop into their show. Zenter was acquired by Google in June, 2007.
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Location
United States, California, Mountain View
Investors 1
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| Jun 19, 2007 | Google Acquires Zenter – Web Office Suite Now 99% Complete | Less than 12 hours after we posted our review of the Web Office Suite space, Google has seemingly put the last piece of the jigsaw in place for their suite. Today Google announced it has acquired the assets of Zenter, “a company that provid... |
| Jun 19, 2007 | Google buys Zenter, powerpoint for the browser | Google has just acquired Zenter, software that aimed to be a web-based Powerpoint-killer. Zenter built the application in just a few months, and the company was one of the more dynamic Y Combinator-backed companies from this past winter: Th... |
| Mar 9, 2007 | Demo Day: Y Combinator's Spring Chicks | After Condé Nast, owner of Wired and other magazines/websites, acquired Y Combinator funded Reddit, people took notice. This wasn’t just some quirky incubator where they gave college students a few bucks to kick start their new companies (a... |
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FAQ about Zenter
What has the press written about Zenter?
Parsers VC has collected 4 articles mentioning Zenter, among them “Google Acquires Zenter – Web Office Suite Now 99% Complete” (Jun 19, 2007) and “Google buys Zenter, powerpoint for the browser” (Jun 19, 2007).
Is Zenter still active?
Zenter is probably closed: its latest activity on Parsers VC dates from Mar 16, 2009.