Mocavo Raises $1 Million To Build Its Ancestry-Centric Search Engine. Looking to fill in the blanks on your family tree?
A startup called Mocavo might be just what you’re looking for. The service is setting out to become a search engine that’s highly optimized for ancestry-related purposes — type in the name of a relative, and it’ll do its best to surface content from the web’s troves of genealogy data, some of which has been difficult to search through before now. The startup, which was part of the TechStars Boulder program this past summer, has just raised a $1 million round from David Cohen (through Bullet Time Ventures), Dave McClure (500 Startups), David Bonderman, Walt Winshall, David Calone, Dave Carlson, Troy Henikoff, and other angels.
Founder Cliff Shaw says that Mocavo is setting out to make genealogy “open, social, and automated”. Mocavo has created a whitelist of these genealogy sites, and it’s constantly scanning them for new data (you can sign up to receive an update for certain names, if you’d like). Visuwords™ online graphical dictionary and thesaurus. Google au format Minitel. WebMii - Recherchez des personnes et obtenez leur coefficient de présence sur le web. Bingle.nu. Cheap flights – search for cheap flights at WhichAirline.com. Scholar. Veille : moteur de recherche. Search Is No. 2 Online Activity Across All Age Groups: Pew Study. Using search engines is the second most common online activity among all age groups, according to the new Generations 2010 report from the Pew Internet & American Life Project.
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