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February 23rd, 2009 · No Comments
Jupitermedia Corporation (”Jupitermedia”) (NASDAQ: JUPM) announced today that it completed the sale of Jupiterimages Corporation (”Jupiterimages”), a wholly-owned subsidiary of Jupitermedia, to Getty Images, Inc. for $96 million in cash.
Included in the assets acquired by Getty Images is the prized domain name Photos.com
Jupitermedia meantime announced that it will change its name to “WebMediaBrands Inc.” and its NASDAQ symbol to WEBM, effective February 24, 2009.
WebMediaBrands will continue to operate the online communities that were not sold to Getty Images.
These communities are comprised of Internet.com for IT managers and Web developers; Mediabistro.com for media, publishing and communications professionals; and Graphics.com for design and creative professionals. These three communities have a combined 22 million unique visitors and 70 million page views.
Getty said it would retain the Jupiterimages brand and Web site and integrate them with Getty Images using the domain Photos.com, which Jupiterimages has been using as a portal for low-cost stock image sales and subscriptions.
Fantastic deal.......and, what a suite of 'online communities' Jupiter has built...!!
Now, that is what I call developing domains....
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thanks for story doc
i personally wouldnt have signed the deal unless i got to nail internet.com as part of deal though also
i'm serious![]()
Great sale, given the fact that the stock photos at Photos.com suck ass![]()
$96 million!!!!!
amazing news! thanks for sharing
22 million UV in what a month ? a year ?
From the Alexa and Quantcast info, I'd say that's 22m UVs per year.
Still respectable, as many of those visits would be repeat customers.
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