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SOFTBANK Network Doubles Size in 90 Days

Jan 13, 1998

SOFTBANK Interactive Marketing,
recently acquired by ZULU-tek, said the SOFTBANK Network nearly doubled in
size, signed 38 national advertisers, and launched its first promotion within
its first 90 days of operation.


Attracting 28 new Web sites as affiliates, The SOFTBANK Network
increased the number of available impressions by more than 135% in its first
90 days, the company said.


Among the new advertisers are AT&T, American Stock Exchange, Disney, Dow
Jones, Fuji, First USA, Fisher-Price, GTE, Microsoft, Schwab, Sprint, and
Toshiba. Also announced today, 3Com has completed the first promotion that
leverages The SOFTBANK Network’s back-end hosting and reporting technology.


The SOFTBANK Network is a proprietary ad network comprised of
content Web sites, delivering advertising impressions through 10 content
portfolios.


The SOFTBANK Network was launched on September 15, with 28 Web sites and
45 million impressions available. Presently, it claims more than 106 million
available impressions from 53 sites.

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