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Here’s a list of today’s tech funding stories, updated as the day unfolds. Tip us here if you have a deal to share.
San Francisco VC Homebrew announces new $50M seed fund
Today Homebrew announced that it’s closed its second-ever fund. The firm raised $50 million this time around — that’s $15 million more than its first seed fund.
Read more: Homebrew’s blog
Warner Bros. invests $24M more into game video site Machinima
Last night Machinima, a digital video site that is dedicated to fandom and gamer culture, has raised $24 million in funding from Warner Bros. Entertainment and existing investors.
Virtual tours startup RoundMe raises $3M
Today Palo Alto, California-based RoundMe announced a $3M raise from April Capital. The company, which enables users to “create, share, and watch virtual tours through a network of panoramic photography,” plans to use the funds to grow its user base.
Entertainment wish list app Fabric raises $1.5M
San Francisco-based Fabric — an app for finding, listing, and sharing your favorite movies, music, and TV shows — has raised $1.5 million from WME, Great Oaks, and more.
Read more: Press release
This list will be updated with breaking funding news all day. Check back for more.
