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'''Web.com''' is a company that offers website services for small businesses. It is one of the leading companies in this domain and it is listed on the American Stock Exchange with the acronym WWWW. The company offers a large variety of services such as : [[SEO|search engine optimization]], web building tools, domain registration, design and publishing, online marketing and advertisement and e-commerce solutions.<ref>[http://www.web.com/aboutus/default.aspx, About Web.com]</ref> | '''Web.com''' is a company that offers website services for small businesses. It is one of the leading companies in this domain and it is listed on the American Stock Exchange with the acronym WWWW. The company offers a large variety of services such as : [[SEO|search engine optimization]], web building tools, domain registration, design and publishing, online marketing and advertisement and e-commerce solutions.<ref>[http://www.web.com/aboutus/default.aspx, About Web.com]</ref> | ||
==Application for .Web gTLD== | ==Application for .Web gTLD== | ||
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==Acquisitions== | ==Acquisitions== | ||
Web.com began in 1997 under the name, Website Pros. In 2001, the company made their first acquisition and bought Net Objects, a year later they acquired Innuity. Subsequent acquisitions include: Leads.com (2005), Renovation Experts (2006), 1stshoppingcart.com (2006), SubmitAWebds (2007), Web.com (2008) Solid Cactus (2009). It acquired [[Register.com]] in 2010, and [[Network Solutions]] in 2011. <ref>[http://www.web.com/aboutus/default.aspx History of Acquisitions]</ref> | Web.com began in 1997 under the name, Website Pros. In 2001, the company made their first acquisition and bought Net Objects, a year later they acquired Innuity. Subsequent acquisitions include: Leads.com (2005), Renovation Experts (2006), 1stshoppingcart.com (2006), SubmitAWebds (2007), Web.com (2008) Solid Cactus (2009). It acquired [[Register.com]] in 2010, and [[Network Solutions]] in 2011. <ref>[http://www.web.com/aboutus/default.aspx History of Acquisitions]</ref> | ||
==Patents== | |||
The company owns a portfolio of patents and intellectual property on various technologies focused on the areas of web hosting, website design, graphic user interface, data center management and web server management. A complete list of its patents is available [http://www.web.com/aboutus/patents.aspx '''here'''] | |||
==Management Team== | ==Management Team== | ||
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| Type: | Public Corporation |
| Industry: | Internet |
| Founded: | 1997 |
| Headquarters: | 12808 Gran Bay Pkwy, West Jacksonville, FL 32258 |
| Country: | USA |
| Website: | www.web.com |
| Key People | |
| David L. Brown, Chairman, President, and CEO | |
Web.com is a company that offers website services for small businesses. It is one of the leading companies in this domain and it is listed on the American Stock Exchange with the acronym WWWW. The company offers a large variety of services such as : search engine optimization, web building tools, domain registration, design and publishing, online marketing and advertisement and e-commerce solutions.[1]
Application for .Web gTLD[edit | edit source]
The company confirmed its application to become the registry operator of the .web generic top level domain name (gTLD) to ICANN's new gTLD expansion program. David Brown, Chairman and CEO of the company believe that the proposed .web TLD will provide a good opportunity for businesses and consumers to register their desired domain names. He is also confident that his company has a great advantage in gaining ICANN's approval to operate the .web domain name space because it owns the Web.com trademark. According to Brown, "We believe we possess the natural platform from which to successfully market the new .WEB top level domain since we are the sole owner of the Web.com trademark as issued by the U.S. Patent and Trademark office." Furthermore he said, "With the resources of a nearly $500 million company and the inherent marketing advantage of the Web.com name, we believe we have the best opportunity to initiate and accelerate .WEB’s adoption as a universally understood and accepted top level domain." [2]
Acquisitions[edit | edit source]
Web.com began in 1997 under the name, Website Pros. In 2001, the company made their first acquisition and bought Net Objects, a year later they acquired Innuity. Subsequent acquisitions include: Leads.com (2005), Renovation Experts (2006), 1stshoppingcart.com (2006), SubmitAWebds (2007), Web.com (2008) Solid Cactus (2009). It acquired Register.com in 2010, and Network Solutions in 2011. [3]
Patents[edit | edit source]
The company owns a portfolio of patents and intellectual property on various technologies focused on the areas of web hosting, website design, graphic user interface, data center management and web server management. A complete list of its patents is available here
Management Team[edit | edit source]
- David L. Brown, Chairman, President & Chief Executive Officer
- Kevin Carney, Chief Financial Officer
- Roseann Duran, Chief People Officer
- Matthew P. McClure, Chief Legal Officer and Secretary
- Jane L. Landon, Chief Technology Officer
- Vikas Rijsinghani, Senior Vice President, Online Marketing
- Jason Teichman, Chief Marketing Officer
- Alexander (Sandy) Ross, Senior Vice President, Sales
- Robert C. Wiegand, Senior Vice President, Domain Policy and Regulation
- Joel Williamson, Senior Vice President, Operations
- Gregory Wong, Senior Vice President, Corporate Development
Board of Directors
- Hugh M. Durden
- Philip J. Facchina
- Anton J. Levy
- Tim I. Maudlin
- Robert S. McCoy, Jr.
- Deborah H. Quazzo