MGM, Warner Music and Intel have joined a shareholder base already including Samsung, as part of an $18.2m round for the digital media company.
US-based media company Interlude secured $18.2m on Tuesday from investors including media company Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM), record label Warner Music, consumer electronics manufacturer Samsung and chip maker Intel.
Intel participated through its corporate venturing arm, Intel Capital. Venture capital firm Sequoia Capital and existing undisclosed investors also took part in the round.
Samsung invested an undisclosed sum in Interlude last month, but it is unclear whether that was a separate commitment or part of this current round. We have reached out…
