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MyYearbook.com Raises 13 Million in Financing

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Teen social networking site MyYearbook.com has just secured 13 million in a second round of financing. The lead investor is Norwest Venture Partners.

The company plans to use the investment to help develop new member services and drive revenue.

Existing investors US Venture Partners and First Round Capital also participated in the round, which will be used to develop new member services and continue to drive revenue.

TicketLeap secures 2M Investment in Series A Round

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Online ticketing service TicketLeap announced today that they secured a 2M investment from MentorTech Ventures and Ben Franklin Technology Partners.

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“For this step, it was critical that we obtain not just funding, but expertise and relationships to help grow this business to the scale we envision,” said Christopher Stanchak, Founder and CEO of TicketLeap. “MentorTech, which backed successful firms such as NEAT Receipts, Yodle, and Diapers.com, is ideal for the national push, and Ben Franklin Technology Partners has simply the best resources in the Delaware Valley.”

StarCite gets $15M in financing from Internet Capital, others

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From the Philadelphia Business Journal:

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StarCite Inc. said Tuesday it has secured $15 million in financing from its current investors, including Internet Capital Group Inc.

Philadelphia-based StarCite plans to use the money to continue expanding overseas and to continue boosting the technology behind its products. StarCite allows organizations to manage their meeting and event scheduling and procurement processes through its Web site.

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