Partners hope to profit from Internet .tv

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Information.ca Infotouch Corp., a computer marketing firm based in Canada, has entered a deal to promote and license the Internet domain name of the small Polynesian state of Tuvalu, which is .tv. The Tuvalu government believes that its internet domain name could prove to be a profitable marketing tool for television broadcaster around the globe. Tuvalu Prime Minister Bikenibeu Paeinu says the deal enabling Information.ca to license the domain name will net the country $60 million to $100 million a year. An Information.ca official, however, has cautioned such forecasts are still very premature.

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Enters deal to promote & license Internet domain name of small Polynesian state of Tuvalu, which is .tv

author: Evans, Mark
Bsns Videotex Svcs ex Database, Online information services, Business information services, Article, Information.ca Infotouch Corp.

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Rogers Cantel going door-to-door with Amway

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Rogers Cantel Mobile Communications Inc established a distribution deal with Amway Corp. The agreement calls for the soap distributor's 100,000 representatives to also sell Rogers' cellular telephones and wireless products. Rogers Cantel hopes that the unusual marketing move will help solidify its market niche as Canada's largest mobile communications company at 1.74 million customers.

author: Evans, Mark
Radio and Television Broadcasting and Wireless Communications Equipment Manufacturing, Cellular Mobile Tel Equip, Other Chemical and Allied Products Wholesalers, Soaps & Detergents Wholesale, Wireless telephones, Chemical wholesalers, Amway Corp., Rogers Cantel Mobile Communications Inc.

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Canadians prefer U.S. sites, study says

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A new study of Internet sites by Toronto, Ont.-based Media Metrix Inc. has found that Canadian online users prefer U.S.-based Web sites, such as Yahoo.com. The study, which surveyed 2,000 residential users, also found that Microsoft Corp.'s MSN.ca was the second most popular Web site among survey subjects.

author: Evans, Mark
Videotex & Teletext, Telegraph & other communications, Research Findings, New Electronic Marketing, Population information, Market Research Services, Marketing Research and Public Opinion Polling, Commercial nonphysical research, United States, Online services, Internet services, Surveys, Media Metrix Inc., Marketing research firms

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