Published via Inbox: 2013-05-30 14:09:45

Steve Ellis: We're building an entertainment magazine create by entertainers themselves, on their smartphone. No one else in the ecosystem is doing that. We're essentially building something with our clients as part of that process, both financially and from the content perspective. When we launch our fan experience this summer, it will become clear what we're giving the fans, and how we're contextualizing what's interesting to them. And, our clients will share in how well that media business does.

My Two Cents

WhoSay is building a magazine created by the entertainers themselves. Will they really get the talent to buy in? They already have or they are off to a good start. How did they do that? It's co-founded by CAA and it is bankrolled by $12 mm from Comcast and Greylock. All that aside, I love the site. It's crisp and clean. Taking a Twitter like approach to following your favorite celebrities. I fully expect to see a check-out magazine from these guys soon enough. Too much beautiful content. Watch out paparazzi and TMZ , WhoSay is coming for you!

Yep that is Angie Harmon in the photo that she posted of herself. Now you get it!

WhoSay is a new media company for fans of entertainment and sports — brought to you directly by famous film, television, music and sports personalities themselves.||The company provides a media management platform to celebrity talent to help them engage with their fans by creating and sharing original photos, videos and other personalized content across all major social media platforms such as Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and Tumblr, and several mainstream media partners including Yahoo and MTV Networks.

WhoSay, which operates an online, media management platform used by agents, celebrities, and studios to manage celebrities, has raised $12M in a funding round, the company said today. The firm�which has offices in Los Angeles, but is based in New York�said the funding was led by Comcast Ventures, and also included Greylock Partners, Amazon.com, High Peaks Ventures, and Tencent. The company�which was co-founded by Los Angeles talent agency Creative Artist's Agency (CAA)�develops software that lets celebrities share their content via social networking sites, Facebook, Twitter, and other sites. More information »