Timetric

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Timetric
Industry Business information, Economic data, Internet
Founded Cambridge, United Kingdom (2008)
Headquarters London, United Kingdom
Website timetric.com

Timetric is a leading business information service, providing financial and economic research services based on proprietary data and analysis.

As well as proprietary data, Timetric collates and republishes a large amount of public economic data, which has gained it some prominence in the field of Data driven journalism.[1][2]

History

Timetric was founded in 2008 by Toby White, Dan Wilson and Andrew Walkingshaw; the founders met while doing research at Cambridge University. The following year, Timetric won at London Mini-Seedcamp 2009[3](a competition for early-stage technology businesses). In 2010, Timetric raised funding from an array of early-stage investors, including Stefan Glaenzer and Sean Park of Anthemis Group,[4] and in 2011, Timetric was acquired by World Market Intelligence, a division of Progressive Digital Media.

References

  1. ↑ Strikes data: how many is Vince Cable trying to clamp down on?
  2. ↑ China's inflation problem.
  3. ↑ Mini Seedcamp London Winners!
  4. ↑ Timetric closes seed funding for 'statistics on speed platform'

External links

Progressive Media Group
Progressive Media International
World Market Intelligence
Other divisions
  • GlobalData
  • Progressive Customer Publishing
  • Timetric


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