Archive for Tuesday, December 07, 1999
Internet Access Provider NetZero Acquires AimTV
NetZero, Westlake Village, said it has acquired AimTV in a stock-for-stock transaction of approximately 1 million shares of NetZero stock.
AimTV has developed technology to transmit broadcast-quality television commercials over narrowband Internet connections.
NetZero provides free Internet access and e-mail services to consumers in exchange for information enabling companies to target advertising to their markets.
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