 August–Series A funding from Sequoia CapitalOctober–Launched www.tokbox.com November–Launched multi-party chat and partnership with Meebo 

April–TokBox Version 2 launched July–Series B Funding from Bain Capital Ventures and Sequoia Capital September–Launched the TokBox platform/ API 

Added document collaboration tool—Etherpad (now owned by Google) 

January—rolled out its first set of paid features at $9.99 per month.November–Series C Funding from DAG Ventures, Bain Capital Ventures and Sequoia CapitalNovember—announced the OpenTok API 

February—TokBox announced that as of April 5, 2011, they will be discontinuing the TokBox video chat and video conferencing service to focus solely on their API, OpenTok.TokBox was the subject of controversy when 50% of their engineering staff was fired in July 2009.