Dansk fildelingstjeneste får del i Skype-millioner
2011.12.21
Skype-millionær Niklas Zennström viser interesse for danske Ge.tt. Danske Ge.tt er i færd med at lave en god forretning ud af en god idé. Svenske Niklas Zennström med en fortid som skaber af Skype og Kazaa har via sit investeringsselskab Atomico[/url] investeret 350.000 euro (cirka 2,6 millioner kroner) i Ge.tt. På den danske tjeneste kan man let og gratis dele filer med andre over nettet. Men den store interesse fra næsten en halv million brugere over hele kloden skal nu transformeres til betalende kunder. Det skal investeringen fra Atomico hjælpe til med. Ge.tt blev dannet i 2010 af Tobias Baunbæk og Mathias Buus Madsen, som kom på idéen, men de studerede datalogi på Aarhus Universitet.
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