socalTECH
SEPTEMBER 5, 2013
Santa Monica-based Demand Media has launched a brand new, craft-focused channel on its how-to site, eHow , featuring resources and information on all kinds of arts and crafts. eHow has been in the midst of a big expansion into the crafts area, having also acquired online arts and crafts learning service Creativebug earlier this year.
socalTECH
AUGUST 6, 2013
Santa Monica-based Demand Media said this morning that it has launched a brand new effort on eHow , which will connect users with experts in one-on-one, online consultations. The new service will be available via a subscription package, as well as on a per-question basis. eHow said questions will be answered for an average of $19.99
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socalTECH
MAY 2, 2014
To get some insight into how those names are changing--we caught up with Steve Banfield , SVP and GM of Registrar Services over at Rightside (www.rightside.co) -- which is in the midst of spinning out from Santa Monica-based Demand Media. Steve gave us some insight into that split, and how Rightside is focusing on the new world of gTLDs.
socalTECH
NOVEMBER 9, 2012
company operates a number of content-focused sites, including LIVESTRONG, eHOW, Cracked, and a domain name registration business, eNOM. apps, and more, it continues to be a major force in automotive information and services. Demand Media consistently popped up near number one in the list of "companies to work for" from our readers.
Tech Zulu Event
AUGUST 21, 2013
Bienstock’s firm, Semaphore , provided business advisory services to top YouTuber Philip DeFranco aka “ SXEPhil ” and his company DeFranco Creative in its sale to Revision3. For Orabrush, it all started with an eHow video about “How to Tell if You Have Bad Breath”. You are not learning how to market specifically to any of them.”.
socalTECH
JULY 29, 2009
Milo Sindell: In terms of business model, it's a subscription service. It is differentiated from a Squidoo, eHow, blogs, or Google Knol in that it has a greater depth of information, and provides deeper information to the user. What's the business model behind this, and does this involve any revenue share or commissions?
Jason Nazar
JUNE 18, 2009
Think eHOW or About. Amazon’s Mechanical Turk is an amazing service that that enables the exchange of micro payments for any variety of activity. Empower working mothers and folks out of work all across the US with the opportunity to make an additional $20 - $500 a month doing various online service based projects.
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