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Junction ("CJ") offered solutions that published performance metrics on
advertisers, publishers, and ads within its network, creating an open marketplace
of low risk and high reward for its clients -- the company served billions of
impressions monthly, ranking it amoung the largest ad networks in the world. Acquired
October, 2003 by ValueClick, Inc. (NASDAQ: VCLK).
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 | DataSage
was a provider of individualized Internet marketing solutions that leveraged click-stream
and purchase data to increase the success of targeted marketing programs such
as e-mail, direct mail and site individualization. Acquired February, 2000
by Vignette Corporation (NASDAQ: VIGN).
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|  | eHealth
markets individual and small group health insurance on-line and through its customer
service center with licensed agents. By providing information about and access
to a wide selection of leading health plans, eHealth enables people to select
affordable, attainable health insurance.
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Engineous develops and markets powerful optimization software products primarily for use
in product design, manufacturing and test processes. Acquired July, 2008 by Dassault Systèmes.
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 | MessageOne
provides managed services for email management, archiving and business continuity.
Acquired April, 2008 by Dell (NASDAQ: DELL).
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 | NetBotz
develops and markets networked appliances and related software to monitor environmental
conditions in IT and other critical equipment spaces. Its web-accessible monitoring
tool increases productivity of IT staff and warns of impending problems. Acquired
October, 2005 by American Power Conversion (NASDAQ: APCC).
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|  | RealLife
HR is a leading provider of benefits management technology--an independent,
end-to-end platform for automating the distribution and administration of employee
benefits. Acquired August, 2007 by Hewitt Associates (NASDAQ: HEW).
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|  | SpeechWorks
provided software products and professional services that enabled enterprises,
carriers and voice portals to offer automated, speech-activated services over
any telephone. SpeechWorks went public in July 2000. In 2003, SpeechWorks was
acquired by ScanSoft (now Nuance NASDAQ: NUAN).
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