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While much of the news material published on CircleID is culled from international media to fit its specific niche, CircleID has also been used as a source by many well-known and reputable news agencies, including: WIRED magazine, the BBC, The Wall Street Journal, the San Francisco Chronicle, the Washington Journal, and other web-based IT news outlets.<ref>[http://www.circleid.com/about/media_coverage/ CircleID- Media Coverage]</ref> | While much of the news material published on CircleID is culled from international media to fit its specific niche, CircleID has also been used as a source by many well-known and reputable news agencies, including: WIRED magazine, the BBC, The Wall Street Journal, the San Francisco Chronicle, the Washington Journal, and other web-based IT news outlets.<ref>[http://www.circleid.com/about/media_coverage/ CircleID- Media Coverage]</ref> | ||
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Revision as of 00:17, 25 January 2011
Type: | Electronic Journal |
Industry: | IT news, media, and blogs |
Founded: | 2002 |
Founder(s): | Ali Farshchian |
Ownership: | Iomemo Technologies, Inc. |
Headquarters: | 100 - 1260 Hamilton Street Suite 172 |
Country: | Canada |
Website: | circleid.com |
CircleID is a news and opinion site that produces news articles, blogs, and other commentary on internet governance and infrastructure; the site attracts those involved in internet policies and maintenance both as readers and commentators. The site was founded in mid-2002.[1]
Credentials[edit | edit source]
While much of the news material published on CircleID is culled from international media to fit its specific niche, CircleID has also been used as a source by many well-known and reputable news agencies, including: WIRED magazine, the BBC, The Wall Street Journal, the San Francisco Chronicle, the Washington Journal, and other web-based IT news outlets.[2]