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CafeMom, a no-frills social network site for mothers, has raised $5 million in funding.
The site is owned by New York’s CMI Marketing, and gets its backing from Highland Capital Partners and Draper Fisher Jurvetson,…

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Social Networks: Billy Campbell wants to friend your mom

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- Social Net For Mothers, CafeMom, Secures $5 Million Financing

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CafeMom, a social net for mothers, has raised $5 million in funding, according to VentureBeat (via Venturewire). The funding came from Highland Capital Partners and Draper Fisher Jurvetson, who have backed the company…

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