Demand Media
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Demand Media was founded in May 2006 by Shawn Colo, a private equity executive, and Richard Rosenblatt, the former CEO of Intermix Media and Chairman of MySpace. Demand Media defines itself as a leading social media company that provides an interactive, personalized and vertically-focused media experience for users. When Demand Media was launched, it raised $120 million in equity and acquired eNom, eHow and a portfolio of highly trafficked domain names.[1]
The company develops its own proprietary social media tools to power its media sites and its own platform technology as the world's second largest domain registrar.
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[edit] List of Demand Media sites
As of March 2008, Demand Media operates the following websites:[2]
[edit] Services
- eNom.com
- eNomCentral.com
- ChannelME.TV
- .TV Premium Domains
- Pluck Corporation (acquired 3/08 for $75M)
[edit] Knowledge
- Airliners.net
- Answerbag.com
- eHow.com
- GreenCar.com
- ExpertVillage.com
- SoYouWanna.com
- Livestrong.com
[edit] Outdoor Lifestyle
- Allgetaways.com
- GardenGuides.com
- Golflink.com
- Mountainzone.com
- Runtheplanet.com
- Run.com
- Trails.com
- Topozone.com
[edit] Entertainment
- Cracked.com
- DailyPuppy.com
- DemandStudios.com
- Flowgo.com
- Madblast.com
[edit] Games
- Arcadetown.com
- Casesladder.com
- Freewebgames.com
- Gamesdelight.com
- Gamerival.com
- Grab.com
- Heavygames.com
- MyLeague.com
[edit] Sports
- Rsportscars.com
- Sportscarforums.com
[edit] External link
[edit] References
- ^ Angwin, Julia. "For These Sites, Their Best Asset Is a Good Name", The Wall Street Journal, 2006-05-01. Retrieved on 2008-03-07.
- ^ About Demand Media. Demand Media. Retrieved on 2008-03-20.
