Barry Elad

In an exclusive interview with seattle.internet.com, Sam Sim vice president of sales for Bellevue-based VirtualTek announced that his company has recently partnered with US West and US West Wireless to provide the ISP’s customers with wireless access to their personal address books, calendars, and other mobile desktop functions. US West will use VirtualTek’s “Joydesk” Web-based […]

The San Jose-based online real estate company, who’s technology team calls Bellevue, WA its home, announced that it has secured $17.5 million in a successful 3rd round of funding. According to the company’s Bellevue-based CTO and co-founder Patrick Husting, ehome is already moving forward with expansion plans and recently launched a new version of its […]

Seattle-based Tidemark Computer Systems, which just secured $11.5 million in Round B funding, has launched a new business unit to push forward its commitment to Web-enabling state and local jurisdictions. The new unit, called Hosted Services Business Unit, will be headed by Kevin Gorman who recently joined the company. According to Gorman some of his […]

Timberline Software Corp and ContractorHub.com announced a partnership to integrate their technologies and boost B2B e-commerce for the construction industry. According to Karim Khoury, president and CEO of ContractorHub.com the strategic partnership will streamline the procurement process for both contractors and suppliers. “Bringing Timberline’s 120,000 construction professionals together with our directory of over 90,000 suppliers […]

Tim Reha from Seattle’s Investment Forum announced that the Forum will join forces with the the Seattle Online Network and xplane.com to produce Seattle’s first ever internet industry map. The map will mark the locations of Seattle’s internet and venture capital companies. Companies interested in getting on the map can sign up by going to: […]

Seattle.internet.com has just learned that ShopNow.com has changed its name to Network Commerce Inc. (Nasdaq: NWKC) to better reflect its actual business practice of providing the technology, services and networks that businesses need to conduct commerce online. The all new site www.networkcommerce.com went live at 6:30am this morning. Network Commerce’s core commerce infrastructure technology, commerce […]

Seattle-based CollegeGear.com, an e-commerce company for collegiate products, announced that it has signed a sales and marketing pact with Atlanta-based Collegiate Licensing Company (CLC). CLC serves as an exclusive licensing and marketing company for more than 180 colleges nationwide. According to David Turnbull, co-founder of CollegeGear.com, CLC’s extensive collegiate industry reach will ensure nationwide exposure […]

Kirkland-based Gettuit.com announced that it will use the proceeds from its recent second round of financing to move forward with its development of a faster and more direct method to connect the B2E2B(Business to Enterprise to Business) segment of the electronic commerce market. Gettuit’s CEO Kevin Young told seattle.internet.com yesterday that the company has recently […]

Seattle Online Network Co-Founder Dan Sundgren announced last night that the organization will be holding the first ever Seattle-area web awards ceremony at the Paramount this coming July. The Zurbies, named after the cat of the organization’s other Co-Founder Kristine Asin, is similar in concept to the Webbies that were recently held in San Francisco. […]

Cool.com, a Bellevue-based internet startup offering infomediary services, announced that several recent developments will allow it to become fully operational as early as this Summer. In an exclusive over-the-weekend interview with seattle.internet.com, cool.com CEO Timothy Lee announced that in addition to recently securing $1.3 million in venture capital from Dwaine Walker’s Beyond Ventures – the […]

Continued growth of its E911 service has prompted Seattle-based Xypoint, a provider of wireless internet applications, to develop new commercial location services that will be available as early as this Summer. According to president and CEO Ken Arneson, location-relevant content will transform wireless internet applications by simplifying a consumer’s search for information from their mobile […]

The Tacoma-based application development shop announced that it has recently added Seattle-based HomeTownFan.com to its slew of national clients using Java Server Pages and Linux for their e-commerce operations. HomeTownFan.com is a sports apparel and memorabilia e-commerce site . The top benefits of using the JSP-Linux platform is Linux’s fast speed, ability to run on […]