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Apparently there's a slowdown everywhere except for Sand Hill Road. VCs raised more money (PDF) from their investors in Q2 2008 than they did a year earlier. At least according to a survey by Thomson Reuters and the National Venture Capital Association, which says VCs raised $9.1 billion last quarter, up from $8.8 billion a year ago.
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We're three years and some $8 billion into the Web boom, and the story to date is a bit unsettling: The runaway leader in the space, YouTube, is a money pit even though it accounts for well [..] 
Matt Marshall at VentureBeat combs through the latest VC data from Thomson Reuters and the National Venture Capital Association and pulls out two nuggets:
Only 55 VC firms raised funds last quarter, down from 78 [..] 
FeedRoom, a New York-based video company founded in the froth of the first dotcom bubble in 1999, has raised another $12 million in funding. The round was led by NewSpring Capital, and j [..] 
