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Watch previous episodes of Behind the Launch here!
In Mashable's new video series, Behind the Launch, we're taking cameras behind the scenes at Vungle, an in-app video advertising startup. New episodes air every Monday and Wednesday, but we're running bonus footage throughout the series to provide a deeper look into the startup experience.
Google Ventures is one of the investors who helped Vungle score a $2 million round of funding. The firm has also sent some design partners to consult with Vungle, and in the extended footage above, we see the Vungle guys meet with Rich Miner, a Google Ventures partner and co-founder of the Android platform. He explains that technological advancements have made it less difficult to code for several platforms.
Does your app run on iOS and Android? What was the experience like developing for both? Join the conversation on Twitter, #BehindTheLaunch. Come back on Monday, June 25, to see Vungle's launch from behind-the-scenes, and then tune in on Wednesday, June 27, to hear the team talk about how it all went down.
About Vungle
Vungle is a San Francisco-based company that purveys mobile video ads to promote apps. In May, Vungle announced it had raised $2 million from big Silicon Valley and Alley names: Google Ventures, AOL Ventures, Crosslink Capital, Ron Conway's SV Angel, Dave McClure's 500 Startups, Charles Hudson's SoftTechVC’s, Maynard Webb, Scott McNealy and Tim Draper. Vungle also has offices in the UK and Pakistan.
