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Bokee Attracts $10 Million Investment From VC Firms

September 28, 2005
Editorial Staff

Bokee, a weblog service in China, has raised over $10 million from four venture capital firms: Softbank Asia Infrastructure Fund (SAIF), Granite Global Ventures (GGV), Mobius Ventures, and Bessemer Venture Partners.

Gary Rieschel, founder of Mobius VC; Daniel Yang, partner of SAIF; and Jenny Lee, director at GGV; have joined the Bokee board of directors.

The company's statement said although China has the world's largest young Internet user population, the Internet penetration rate is still only 8%, indicating huge market growth potential.

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