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Digital Bridges

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World leader in mobile entertainment

Milledgeville, United StatesFounded 1999Fintech

Valuation $100–250M Last recorded · 2004

Total funding $50–100M Disclosed equity funding

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About Digital Bridges

Digital Bridges was established in 1998 as a provider of entertainment for mobile devices. The company specialized in developing online games for mobile carriers, including applications for the iPhone and iPod touch. Over its operational history, the company successfully secured multiple rounds of venture capital funding, raising a total of $46 million from investors such as Apax Partners, Argo Global Capital, and Western Technology Investment. The initial Series A funding of $10 million occurred in September 2000 to support product development, followed by an $18 million Series B round in September 2001, by which time the company was generating revenue. A final Series C round took place in November 2004.

The business model centered on creating and distributing mobile games through partnerships with a network of mobile carriers. This approach placed the company in the application software and mobile entertainment sectors. On May 30, 2007, Digital Bridges was acquired by Oberon Media, a casual games company, marking the conclusion of its journey as a venture-backed, independent entity.

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At a glance

Status: Operational
Founded: 1999
Headquarters: Milledgeville, United States
Open positions: None listed
Dealroom signal: 18.0/100
Industry: Fintech, Media
Sub-industry: Streaming
Sector: Fintech, Entertainment, Storage, Investing
Client focus: b2b
Links: Website

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Funding history

3 recorded events

Company financing events and reported valuations.

Deal type	Date	Amount	Valuation	Investors	Source
SERIES COther financing	Nov 2004	$18M	$72M	Apax Partners · Argo Global Capital	—
SERIES BOther financing	Sep 2001	$18M	$72M	Apax Partners · Argo Global Capital	—

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Digital Bridges website traffic

Latest recorded traffic for Digital Bridges is 40 monthly website visits, down 83.3% over the last three months.

Latest monthly visits40 3-month web change-83.3%

Monthly website visitsJan 2020–Feb 2026

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