ThingWorld, a Watertown, Mass., company that helps sports, entertainment and media businesses distribute digital
content to build online marketing campaigns, is laying off 35 employees -- 70 percent of its workforce -- and is in discussions to sell its technology to
unnamed partners.
The majority of cuts will take place at the company's headquarters. Privately held ThingWorld said it is working to help laid off employees find new jobs.
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The Watertown, Mass., company, which manages online marketing campaigns, Moylan said ThingWorld is looking for a key strategic partner to help us grow
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"We are making difficult decisions to get our expenses in line with revenue and move the company to profitability as we continue sale and/or merger
dialogues," said Stephen D. Moylan, a former InfoWorld chief who who joined ThingWorld as president
and CEO in August.
Moylan said ThingWorld is looking for "a key strategic partner to help us grow and scale our business."
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The Watertown, Mass., company, which manages online marketing campaigns, ThingWorld Fires 35, Looks For Buyers. By Colin C. Haley. December 1, 2000
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ThingWorld was founded in 1996 as Parable. It offers mutimedia technologies such as "digital collectibles" to help businesses build promotional campaigns
with branded online content. Customers such as Major League Baseball and the WWF and "lock" digital content, allowing it to be distributed
securely to specified Web communities or portals.
Its decline is the latest in a string of bad news for CMGI, the Andover, Mass., Internet holding company. CMGI,
through its @Ventures investment arm, was an early ThingWorld investor.
But if CMGI misjudged the viability of ThingWorld's business model, it was not alone. Other backers include: Intel, Microsoft, CYRK, Wasserstein Perella
& Co., The Kraft Group, FleetBoston, NFL Quarterback Club and Venture Management.
Colin C. Haley is managing editor of boston.internet.com.
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