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Which endpoint(s) of the CrunchBase API are you using? I'm planning on doing something similar graphically.
honestly I have not used the API, i've done some web scraping, if you want you can download the database here ;) https://www.dropbox.com/s/pzhqhtk4g23temz/crunchbase.sql.zip
cool stuff. how are you grouping data startups within the funding categories section? i'd be interested to see the breakdown in recent years of startups that offer a data product, i.e. data infrastructure, ad optimization, user tracking, etc
Example: http://www.crunchbase.com/company/rent-com
If you want, you can download the database and check the companies table https://www.dropbox.com/s/pzhqhtk4g23temz/crunchbase.sql.zip
Hello I'd like your data please.
Acquisitions http://db.tt/h6PoPnCn
Companies http://db.tt/UNYulmJD
Funding http://db.tt/SHa45HHc
Words http://db.tt/mJMCIREX
Earlier quoted context omitted.
You can download it here ;) https://www.dropbox.com/s/pzhqhtk4g23temz/crunchbase.sql.zip
Is your list of companies in this db everything in their entity list of companies, or just ones that got acquired?
Which endpoint(s) of the CrunchBase API are you using? I'm planning on doing something similar graphically.
honestly I have not used the API, i've done some web scraping, if you want you can download the database here ;) https://www.dropbox.com/s/pzhqhtk4g23temz/crunchbase.sql.zip
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T-Mobile is listed as the top acquisition of 2011, but that deal was blocked by the DoJ and later dropped by AT&T. In other words, the charts are based on announcements, not necessarily consummated transactions.