LinkExchange

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LinkExchange was an early online advertising network and banner exchange service that became one of the first major dot-com successes before being acquired by Microsoft in 1998.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf banner exchange service
dot-com company
online advertising network
acquiredBy Microsoft NERFINISHED
acquirerStock Microsoft stock
acquisitionAmount 265000000 USD
acquisitionDate 1998
acquisitionType stock deal
associatedWithEvent dot-com bubble NERFINISHED
businessModel banner exchange
online advertising network
coreFeature exchange of banner impressions between member sites
traffic generation for participating websites
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
dissolved early 2000s
employeesCountAtAcquisition approximately 100
fate acquired by Microsoft
foundedBy Ali Partovi NERFINISHED
Arash Ferdowsi NERFINISHED
Sanjay Madan NERFINISHED
Tony Hsieh NERFINISHED
foundedInCity San Francisco NERFINISHED
foundedInCountry United States NERFINISHED
headquartersLocation San Francisco NERFINISHED
inception 1996
industry internet
online advertising
notableEmployee Tony Hsieh NERFINISHED
notableFor being one of the first major dot-com successes
notableImpact popularized banner exchange models on early web
notableOutcome provided capital for Tony Hsieh’s later ventures
operatedDuringPeriod dot-com boom
operatingArea World Wide Web NERFINISHED
parentOrganizationAfterAcquisition Microsoft NERFINISHED
productOrService banner ad exchange platform
online advertising services
revenueModel display advertising
selling advertising inventory
status defunct
targetAudience online publishers
small websites
webmasters
technologyDomain web advertising
websiteType ad network
banner exchange

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Tony Hsieh founded LinkExchange
Tony Hsieh coFounded LinkExchange