<p>Indian startup ecosystem is again drawing the attention of global tech giants. According to a news report, ZipDial -- a startup working with mobile value added service space -- is either in advance negotiations to be acquired by Twitter or has already closed the deal. <br /><br /></p>.<p>TechCrunch reported that the deal is likely in the $30 million to $40 million region. It said some sources are talking about others (possibly Facebook) also being in the race.<br /><br />ZipDial is in the business of analysing mobile use cases like missed calls. This action is interpreted as an input for commercial actions and analytics. <br /><br />The company is already working with Twitter so that users can dial/hang up on a number to activate receiving a Tweet stream from a specific Twitter account. <br /><br />The startup company was co-founded by Sanjay Swamy, chairman; Amiya Pathak, the COO; and Stanford-educated, US transplant Valerie Wagoner, CEO.</p>
<p>Indian startup ecosystem is again drawing the attention of global tech giants. According to a news report, ZipDial -- a startup working with mobile value added service space -- is either in advance negotiations to be acquired by Twitter or has already closed the deal. <br /><br /></p>.<p>TechCrunch reported that the deal is likely in the $30 million to $40 million region. It said some sources are talking about others (possibly Facebook) also being in the race.<br /><br />ZipDial is in the business of analysing mobile use cases like missed calls. This action is interpreted as an input for commercial actions and analytics. <br /><br />The company is already working with Twitter so that users can dial/hang up on a number to activate receiving a Tweet stream from a specific Twitter account. <br /><br />The startup company was co-founded by Sanjay Swamy, chairman; Amiya Pathak, the COO; and Stanford-educated, US transplant Valerie Wagoner, CEO.</p>
