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==History==

==History==

EDventure Holdings, Inc was established by [[Esther Dyson]] in 1978. The company functioned as an independent entity on handling technological issues via its PC Forum executive conferences and the Release 1.0 publications. EDventure Holdings was represented by the New York based [[Jordan, Edmiston Group, Inc.]] in this transaction.

EDventure Holdings, Inc was established by [[Esther Dyson]] in 1978. The company functioned as an independent entity, known for its annual technology PC (Platforms for Communication) Forum for IT executives, investors and entrepreneurs and the monthly technology report called Release 1.0.   

The company headed by [[Esther Dyson]] along with [[Daphne Kis]] has had the reputation of building fee-based content brands like the annual technology PC (Platforms for Communication) Forum for IT executives, investors and entrepreneurs and the monthly technology report called Release 1.0.   

The acquisition resulted in the further growth of CNET Networks which benefitted from the analytical and thought leadership prowess of Esther Dyson as well as the award winning editorial team of the company. This helped in the growth of the various business technology brands of CNET Networks such as TechRepublic, ZDNet and CNET News.com. <ref>[http://news.cnet.com/CNET-Networks-buys-EDventure-Holdings/2110-1025_3-5176010.html cnet]</ref>

The acquisition resulted in the further growth of CNET Networks, which benefitted from the analytical and thought leadership of Esther Dyson as well as the award-winning editorial team of the company. This helped in the growth of the various business technology brands of CNET Networks, such as TechRepublic, [[ZDNet]] and CNET News.com. <ref>[http://news.cnet.com/CNET-Networks-buys-EDventure-Holdings/2110-1025_3-5176010.html cnet]</ref>

==Present==

==Present==