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Demand Media Prices IPO, Begins Trading Today

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Santa Monica-based Demand Media said late Tuesday evening that it has priced its IPO, as well as increased its IPO offering size, and will sell 8,900,000 shares of its common stock at $17.00 per share, and above the initial 7,500,000 shares.

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Demand Media Sets IPO Pricing Range

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Demand Media runs such sites as LiveStrong and eHow, along with a network of other media and content focused sites. Demand Media's IPO is being underwritten by UBS Investment Bank, Allen & Company LLC, Jefferies & Company, Stifel Nicolaus Weisel, RBC Capital Markets, and Pacific Crest Securities. READ MORE>>.

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Demand Media Sets IPO Offering Size, Boosts Traffic

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The firm, which has not yet set a pricing range, has applied to list on the NYSE as DMD. Demand Media, which is headed by former MySpace chairman Richard Rosenblatt, operates such sites as eHow and LiveStrong.com. Tags: demand media merger acquisition content internet ehow. million shares of its common stock in its IPO.

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Demand Media Expected To Hit Market Next Week

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Demand Media priced its IPO on January 12th, saying it hopes to debut on the NYSE at between $14.00 Demand Media runs content sites Livestrong.com, eHow, Trails.com, and many others. Citing "numerous" sources, the report says that Demand will launch its public offering late in the week, as the firm completes its road show. and $16.00

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Exploring A Brave New World Of Domain Names, With Rightside

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They''ve always had two businesses--the content business, which is what people are familiar with, with eHow, Livestrong, and other brands--and then they had the domain services business. We''re simplifying that process for people using our API, so that they can just plug it into their applications and make it work.

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