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iNET welcomes two meeting and event industry veterans!
Bev Yuellig and Stephanie Splete join iNET Interactive next week to run our newly-formed events department. Each of them has over 20 years event management and marketing experience, and they are excited to help us take the HostingCon Conference and Trade show to the next level.
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HostingCon & iNET Interactive: Frequently Asked Questions
Here are some answers to questions we’re anticipating of our acquisition of HostingCon that was announced this morning.
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Congratulations, Ahmad!
Congratulations are in order for iNET Product Manager Ahmad Permessur, who graduated today (with honors, I might add) from the University of Mauritius with a degree in Information Technology!
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iNET Interactive’s expanding management team
We have added two, new members to the iNET management team in March. iNET is excited to announce the additions of Mark Sancrant, Director of Corporate Development, and Kevin Gold, Director of Internet Marketing to round-out iNET’s management team.
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Introducing the new Hosting Catalog contextual ad network
Contextual advertising is a great way for publishers on the Internet to monetize their web site. The most popular contextual advertising engine by far is Google AdSense. It’s ubiquitous all around the web, with webmasters using the service to try to make a buck. The popularity of AdSense can be attributed to its simplicity and popularity, but that doesn’t mean that the engine is perfect. Sometimes AdSense misses the boat, with ads that don’t quite match the content, theme or niche of a publisher’s website.
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Welcome to our new site (and our new blog!)
It’s finally here – an updated iNET Interactive website and a new iNET Interactive blog. It has been more than 18 months since iNET Interactive as acquired and a new management team took the reins. It’s time to tell the world what we are up to. It’s not that we have been in stealth mode for the last 18 months. We have been highly visible in our individual communities, whether it’s interviews in the Hot Scripts newsletter or posts at Web Hosting Talk. But nowhere have we put it all together. Nowhere have we talked about the bigger picture. That’s what we hope to do with this blog.
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