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Multiply Lands $16.6 Million Series B

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Social network Multiply has taken $16.6 million in Series B funding. The round was led by VantagePoint Venture Partners with Point Judith Capital and Transcosmos Investments also participating.
As part of the deal…

Multiply.com raises $16.6 million | 901am

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Social networking slash multi-media sharing site Multiply.com raises $16.6 million in its second round of funding, following its first round of $6 million more than three years ago when it was first launched.
With a…

Social Network Multiple.com Gets $16.6 Million Funding

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Multiply, a social networking and sharing site based in Boca Raton, FL, has received a relatively big $16.6 million second round of funding. The round was led by VantagePoint Venture Partners, with participation by…

Multiply Raises $16.6 Million More

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The money is still pouring in for social networks, with Multiply taking an addition $16.6 million. The money came from VantagePoint Venture Partners, while Point Judith Capital and return investor Transcosmos…

Mutliply Busts Through With $16.5M Round

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Baco Raton, FL-based social network Multiply gets no respect or mentions in the press and yet it trudges forward picking up new users (10M uniques per month at last count). This is a lesson in sticking to a social…

Multiply, social networking for 30-somethings, raises $16.6 million (Eric Eldon/VentureBeat)

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Multiply, social networking for 30-somethings, raises $16.6 million  —  Multiply, a social network aimed at 30-somethings, has just announced additional venture funding of $16.6 million  —  The Boca Raton,…

Multiply.com’s Adds $16.6 Million To Its Funding Sum

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Multiply.com is a social network that claims that it has 6 million members. The site also claims that 1.25 million and thirteen thousand videos are added per day. Hence the name, Multiply. The number of members…

Social Networking Sites Continue To "Multiply"…

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I'm already on Facebook, LinkedIn and Xing - at some point "the law of diminishing returns" sets in - but this site does appear to have some traction.Multiply, a social network aimed at 30-somethings, h…

Over Thirty You Are a Senior

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“Multiply, a social network aimed at 30-somethings, has just announced additional venture funding of $16.6 million” - reports Venturebeat.
“Social networking sites take notice of seniors” - says the…

VentureBeat » The Facebook lawsuit that hasn’t gone away

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Before he launched Facebook at Harvard, Mark Zuckerberg worked for two brothers on a project called HarvardConnect.com that also wanted to connect students and alumni.
Zuckerberg later left that project, and showed up…

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VentureBeat » Glam to sign $1 billion ad deal — and draws critics

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In an era when Web advertising networks are red hot, Glam lays claim to being one of the hottest.
Focused on gathering up female-oriented Web sites, and then selling advertising on their pages, Glam says it is the…

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VentureBeat » Zivity, an adult social network, raises $1M before launch

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Zivity, a new adult social network start-up, has raised a $1 million round of seed capital from Silicon Valley investors — as it prepares for launch.
It’s not a porn site, such as the newer sites Eroshare (pictures)…

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VentureBeat » What were they thinking? Amp’d Mobile’s mad credit strategy

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Amp’d Mobile, the hard-charging mobile content company that raised $360 million only to burn through it all and crash into bankruptcy, continues to surprise.
We’re now hearing from people familiar with…

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