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MySpace to invest in China Internet properties
By AMY CHEUNG
Published: August 24, 2006 12:00 AM
MySpace.com founder Brad Greenspan announced today that he has launched and provided initial funding for BroadWebAsia (BWA), a new company that partners with and powers social networking, entertainment and Internet search properties across Asia. BWA has already signed agreements to invest in and partner with more than 20 rapidly growing Chinese Internet companies. Combined, these companies have more than 20 million unique visitors and approximately one billion page views per month, with tremendous opportunity for growth. "With less than 10 percent of the Chinese population online, there is vast potential for growth. By partnering with early leaders and working with local management, we will dramatically increase traffic and revenue potential for our emerging online Chinese partners,” said Greenspan. BWA is also seeking to raise up to 50 million US dollars for other acquisitions, investments and transactions in the Chinese Internet marketplace.
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