CBS is making a bigger push on the Internet. The broadcast company said Thursday it would acquire CNet for $11.50 a share, or $1.8 billion, in a deal that will make CBS one of the top 10 Internet companies in the United States. - - - MORE
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CBS is making a bigger push on the Internet. The broadcast company said Thursday it would acquire CNet for $11.50 a share, or $1.8 billion, in a deal that will make CBS one of the top 10 Internet companies in the United States. - - - MORE
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it’s my hope to be able tp post some there daily…
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just make it part of your day to swing by each day…
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Ontario, Canada - (Cheap Web Hosting Directory) - December 6, 2006 - Pool.com, web domain name backordering provider, has debuted a new service, designed to enable customers to evaluate currently available domains in advance of having to make a decision to register them.
According to Pool.com, it is the first in the industry to deliver its ‘’Catch and Release'’ service, developed to allow registered users to add domains to a wish list or queue that will be monitored for availability from every source, not just the drop pool. The domains captured by Pool.com can then be subject to short-term analysis. These “Domains in Evaluation” give subscribers an opportunity to measure traffic performance results and determine if the registration should continue or the domain should be returned to the public domain.
Richard Schreier, CEO of Pool.com remarked, ‘’That’s why we call it ‘Catch and Release. The service is a response to market demand. Domain name investors want to streamline the domain acquisition process while increasing the value of their investments.'’ To this point, he noted, only the registrars themselves had the opportunity to evaluate and retain those domains that graded high in traffic volume.
Pool.com has made the domain acquisition process simple and risk-free. The service simplifies the customer experience with convenient features, including automatically deleting unwanted items from the queue and facilitating the registration process by integrating with Pool.com’s stored WhoIs information and account preferences.
Mr. Schreier added, ‘’After a lengthy evaluation, we saw a significant market demand for domain name evaluation that the industry was failing to meet. The launch of ‘Catch and Release’ marks another significant milestone in Pool.com’s vision to provide a comprehensive set of next generation domain name services that help empower all of our customers to meet their goals. Our willingness to invest in innovation and our ability to execute is what keeps Pool.com’s customers ahead of the curve in the domain name market place.'’
Pool.com is a domain name acquisition and secondary market sales firm, offering a complete suite of domain related services including secondary domain acquisition, direct and auction sales, domain security and DNS management. Headquartered in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, Pool.com is a member of the Momentous.ca family of online enterprises, providing customers with high-quality, high-value online services.
To learn more, please visit: www.pool.com.
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