Tel Aviv, Israel-based Tvinci has raised a Series A round of funding to the tune of $1.6 million led by private investors Zohar Gilon and Ron Tamir’s Keidan Capital Group. The startup specializes in the creation of customizable turnkey video environments (both live and on-demand) for mobile operators and pay-TV providers.
Tvinci broadly defines its target group, citing online publishers, broadcasting networks, ISPs, mobile and pay TV operators among its potential customers. It essentially offers them a media management platform that includes an interactive video player, aimed at maximizing monetization of studio-quality content on the net. For consumers, Tvinci enables the process of locating, purchasing and watching professionally produced video content.
Examples can be viewed at the websites for MTV Poland and Orange Israel’s entertainment portal.
When Tvinci launched its custom video platform for MTV Israel, we concuded that they made it look better than MTV.com (best watched here due to country-specific copyright restrictions).










Great news for Israel start ups!!
I envision the day when we’ll see thousands of niche channels. ShoeTube, Wine Library TV, etc. PCTVCables.com
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Robin – why not link to the original source? (unless you are fluent in Hebrew VC Cafe was first to post…)
See it here:
http://www.vcca...-round-of-16-m/
They sent us a press release, actually. But thanks for the heads up.
well done guys.
Great company and great solution.
Way to go!
Great work guys!!!!
Go Tvinci!:)
Good Luck!
I think this is the same deal that T!V! (www.tivi.tv) from Brazil has been doing for some months… And T!V!’s technology appears to be more advanced.
I think TC should open it’s eyes to Latin America, there are a lot of great entrepreneurs and businesses here… we just lack the exposure.
Cheers
Tvinci rock
great team
TVinci certainly have a compelling product and a brilliant team. I have no doubt they will gain traction rapidly and become a hit.
Great stuff, looking forward to all the exciting new features
That’s a pretty awful business name, if it’s in fact targeted to english speakers. How do you pronounce it? If you can pronounce it, can you spell it? How to you type it into your navigation bar?
it’s pronounced “Tivinchi”; sounds like Leonardo da Vinci:)
Great news