Alastair Goldfisher

Online video marketing company TubeMogul announced it has $10 million in a Series C tranche that was led by SingTel Innov8, the venture arm of SingTel Group. Cross Creek Capital joined the round and existing investors Digital Advertising Consortium, Foundation Capital and Trinity Ventures also participated. The Emeryville, Calif.-based company previously raised about $33 million in total funding, including a $20 million first tranche of the Series C in late 2012.

True Ventures led a $3 million seed-stage funding for Orchestrate.io, a developer of a API that allows companies to add location, search, activity stream, and recommendation features to their apps. Also participating in the round are Frontline Ventures and Resonant Venture. As part of the deal, Puneet Agrawal, general partner at True Ventures, has joined the board.

Alteryx, a provider of data analytics, has raised $12 million in funding from Toba Capital and existing investor SAP Ventures. The company has now raised $18 million in total funding.

Brazil-based venture investor e.Bricks Digital announced Tuesday that it is launching a $100 million early-stage fund to invest mostly in seed-stage digital-media companies in the United States. The fund, which anticipates making 12 to 15 investments a year, is supported by Brazilian media company RBS Group. The current portfolio of e.Bricks includes Predicta, Wine.com.br, Grupo.Mobi […]

San Francisco-based startup Chute announced Tuesday it raised $7 million Series A round of funding led by Foundry Group, with existing investors Freestyle Capital and U.S. Venture Partners also participating. The company, which came out out of Y Combinator, previously raised about $3 million in funding from institutional ind individual investors, including Klout co-founder and CEO Joe Fernandez.

Clustrix, a San Francisco-based developer of clustered databases to help make them manageable and searchable, has raised a $16.5 million Series C round of funding from current investors Sequoia Capital, U.S. Venture Partners, ATA Ventures and individual investor Don Listwin, a former executive of Cisco. The company, which was founded in late 2005 and came out of Y Combinator, has raised now raised $46.5 million to date.

Kansas-based Netchemia announced today that it raised $6.5 million from San Francisco-based growth-equity investor Mainsail Partners. The 12-year-old company provides schools with tools for hiring and managing employee performance. The company reportedly raised previous funding from undisclosed angel investors.

Statistics can tell a lot. But not everything. That’s especially true in venture capital, in which people get all bent out of shape when certain measurements, like deal valuations per quarter, drop considerably. Really, one three-month period does not suggest a trend. But we at VCJ have tracked several developments over the long haul that […]