PaidContent.org was founded in 2002 by Rafat Ali in order to chronicle the economic evolution of digital content that is shaping the future of the media, information and entertainment industries. His belief is that in the near future, all media will be digital media, and PaidContent.org will help define sustainable business models and innovation within this sector.

Arkayne recently closed on a an Angel round of funding, and PaidContent.org was gracious enough to mention us in a recent article of theirs.

You can see the original article below:

Arkayne, which makes a plug-in designed to automatically add related links to web pages, has raised $1 million in an angel round. The plug-in scans all of the posts on a website in order to automatically suggest related items that a visitor should read. A version for bloggers with “moderate to low publication rates” is free, while Arkyane charges enterprise customers.

Arkayne says it’s also set to announce a second product soon which is “aimed at giving businesses ultimate visibility into their content strategy and how it stacks ups to their competitors, partners and target audiences.” Sounds ambitious.

The startup says it will use the new cash—which comes from the Arizona Technology Technology Investor Forum, among others—to “fund its quickly growing team” and “build out the organization’s infrastructure.”  More on the Arkayne blog.

Via: Joseph Tartakoff at PaidContent.org

Twitter: @JosephTartakoff

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