Child friendly Instagram rival plans aggressive US market push


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  • Wednesday, 20 Aug 2014

CHILD FRIENDLY: Kuddle, a Norwegian picture sharing app designed for children and billing itself as a rival to Instagram, could have one million users by the end of the year and plans an aggressive push into the US market, its chief executive said.

OSLO: Kuddle, a Norwegian picture sharing app designed for children and billing itself as a rival to Instagram, could have one million users by the end of the year and plans an aggressive push into the US market, its chief executive said on Tuesday. 

Kuddle, which raised US$2mil (RM6.32mil) in funding recently and is in the process of raising another US$8mil (RM25.3mil), is now hiring staff in Silicon Valley and has already rolled out the app in nine languages with further versions in the works to meet unexpectedly strong demand, it said. 

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