Female Social Network I-part raises 3M USD Funding

Shanghai based I-part is a BSP+sns sort of thing, focused on young female users. Recently it’s reported to have received 3 million USD investment from IDT, JAIC and Cyber Agent.
If you still remember JAIC and Cyber Agent, these two Japanese companies has just invested in Shanghai-based Blogbus.
I-part first launched in Aug. 2003 in Taiwan. This [...]

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