Funding roundup – week ending 03/25/11

Seed-stage

Health care and technology industry hybrid HealthTap raised $2.35 million in a Convertible Note Seed financing led by Mohr Davidow Ventures.

Early-stage

8thBridge, which bills itself as a social commerce company, secured a $10 million Series B round led by Trident Capital, with help from existing investor Split Rock Partners.

Social gaming company A Bit Lucky raised $5 million in new funding from South Korean video game developer Nexon.

Color, a social photo app, raised $41 million from Sequoia Capital, Bain Capital and Silicon Valley Bank.

DotCloud, a second-generation PaaS company that helps developers deploy their apps, closed a $10 million Series A round led by Benchmark Capital and Trinity Ventures.

Inkling raised a significant round of funding from McGraw-Hill and Pearson, two of the largest educational publishers in the world.

Motista, an on-demand and Web-based consumer intelligence application for marketers, raised $4.5 million in Series A financing from El Dorado Ventures.

Social commerce site ShopSquad scored $1.25 million in angel financing from a group of Silicon Valley investors that make up the company’s advisory board.

Voxel, provider of hybrid cloud hosting and managed services, completed a Series A $5.5 million capital raise led by Seaport Capital.

Late-stage

InsideView, a company that bills itself as a “social sales and sales intelligence leader,” closed a $12 million Series C round led by Foundation Capital.