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[mvlengen]

es muss doch irgendetwas neues geben oder????????

[goodi]

noch nicht mal über commerce one wird was geschrieben.

wie soll man da schlafen können.

mfg.goodi

[mvlengen]

irgendwas ist da falsch gelaufe sollte eigentlich im LookSmart thread auftauchen und wo bin ich jetzt?????
naja es geht auf jeden fall um LookSmart WKN 925221

[mvlengen]

neues kursziel laut NTV vom 05072000 56E hört sich doch gut an!!!

[Kaligula]

Der Wert findet zu wenig beachtung. Habe vor kurzem gelesen, daß Looksmart am zweitschnellsten wächst in ihrem Tätigkeitsfeld. Leider spiegelt sich das nicht im Kurs wieder.



Jul. 19, 2000
Looksmart & InfoRocket.com - Partnerschaft
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Looksmart und InfoRocket.com gaben heute eine Erklärung über eine ein Jahr dauernde strategische Partnerschaft bekannt. Inhalt der Kooperation: InfoRocket`s Frage-und-Antwort Marktplatz wird von Looksmart in dessen gesamten Netzwerk von Websites gefeatured. Als Teil des Abkommens wird LookSmart seinen Nutzern eine direkte Verlinkung zu InfoRocket.com anbieten. Durch dieses Abkommen ermöglicht Looksmart seinen Besuchern Fragen zu stellen , die dann von anderen Nutzern beantwortet werden. Looksmart erreicht 77 % aller Internet-Nutzer in den USA.

[The-Crow]

Neues Kursziel lt. Eisenbahn = 150E in den nächsten 1,5 Wochen.Gruss von martin+ Isi!
Mal im ernst,Bodenbildung dürfte gefunden sein ,netter Chart!Bis Morgen um 8 uhr

[mvlengen]

hhhaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaalllllllllllllllooooooooooooooooooooo falls das irgendjemand liest(VIELLEICHT BIN ICH JA DER EINZIGE AKTIOAER)ich würde mich über news von looksmart freuen schlechte oder gute egal
danke mathes

[mvlengen]

da w:o ständig die daten durcheinanderbringt poste ich die nachricht nochmal

Die Internet-Suchmaschine Looksmart (Nasdaq: LOOK), die derzeit etwa 85 Prozent der Internet-Nutzer mit seinem Service erreicht, kann nunmehr auch den weltweit führenden Online-Auktionator eBay (Nasdaq: EBAY) zu seinen Kunden zählen. Bisher setzten bereits Portale, wie Yahoo, AltaVista, Excite und MSN auf die Such- und Directory-Dienste der Suchmaschine.

Bereits gestern legte das Unternehmen seine Zahlen für das abgelaufene Quartal vor. Mit einem Nettoverlust von 6,7 Mio. Dollar oder 7 Cent je Aktie fiel das Minus geringer aus, als die erwarteten 13 Cent Verlust der Analysten. Die Umsätze kletterten sprunghaft um über 150 Prozent auf 33,4 Mio. Dollar.

Looksmart legen im frühen Instinet-Handel weiter auf etwa 9 Dollar zu.

[mvlengen]

Pacific Access and LookSmart Join Forces for 5 Year Yellow Pages(R) OnLine Deal

Pacific Access Pty Ltd and LookSmart Form Alliance to Enhance Online Business Listings and Advertising, and Provide Sustainable Value to Advertisers
SAN FRANCISCO and SYDNEY, Australia, Feb 4, 2002 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via COMTEX/ --Australia`s leading information, advertising and directories business, Pacific Access Pty Ltd, and a global leader in search targeted marketing, LookSmart (Nasdaq: LOOK; ASX: LOK), today announced an agreement to enhance the online advertising and listings businesses of both Pacific Access and LookSmart. Pacific Access is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Telstra Corporation, which is Australia`s leading telecommunications company. The deal appoints Pacific Access as a reseller of LookSmart`s LookListings Small Business products (formerly called Express Submit), which allows businesses to list their Web sites in the LookSmart directory and throughout LookSmart`s distribution network. LookSmart will also add a range of Yellow Pages(R) OnLine directory listings to the directory, which will mean results for a search conducted on LookSmart or its distribution partners` sites for which there is an appropriate Yellow Pages(R) OnLine heading will include a link to the Yellow Pages(R) OnLine site. LookSmart`s Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Evan Thornley welcomed the agreement. "This is a landmark deal that represents the future convergence of Yellow Pages(R) business directories and search targeted marketing. The model of business directory sales forces and customers coming into Web directory databases will profoundly change both businesses over the next decade. We are excited to be leading this charge and to have Pacific Access, who we believe is the most forward-looking Yellow Pages(R) directory company in the world, as our first partner." The business development agreement between Pacific Access and LookSmart is for an initial period of five years. LookSmart Australia`s Chief Executive Officer, Damian Smith, said the deal represented a key part of LookSmart`s growth strategy for Australia, and reflected the company`s global business model. "We`re pleased that Pacific Access, who we believe is a world leader in Yellow Pages(R) directories, has chosen to resell our SME listings product. It`s a great endorsement of LookSmart`s business model and products, and we`re very excited to be working with such a proven & successful partner." The deal also means LookSmart will `power` Pacific Access` GOeureka(TM) Internet search engine, so that when a user initiates a search from the GOeureka(TM) search engine, the search will be transmitted to and conducted on the LookSmart directory. General Manager of Pacific Access` Media Sales division and head of the company`s Online Sites, Ian Leuchars, said the agreement was a good fit for both Pacific Access and LookSmart. "The agreement with LookSmart represents a major part of Pacific Access` online search strategy. It increases substantially our online reach and also enhances significantly our local search capability. This means that users will receive faster and more accurate results when seeking Australian information. This agreement boosts the online search capabilities for the GOeureka(TM) search engine and the LookSmart directory, and allows Pacific Access to provide its users and advertisers a premium local, online search service," said Leuchars. Leuchars also explained the benefits for Pacific Access` customers and site users. "Most importantly, the agreement is a positive development for Pacific Access` Yellow Pages(R) OnLine customers, users of our GOeureka(TM) site and our online banner advertising customers. For Yellow Pages(R) OnLine customers, the deal provides them with potentially greater online exposure, through the listings of Yellow Pages(R) OnLine listings in the LookSmart directory. Of course, through selling LookSmart`s Small Business products to our customers, we are also adding another valuable SME-related product to our suite of products and services aimed at SMEs," he said. The agreement does not alter existing ownership of any data or site properties. All Yellow Pages(R) OnLine listings and the GOeureka(TM) site will continue to be managed by Pacific Access Pty Ltd for Telstra Corporation Limited, while ownership of LookListings Small Business product will be retained by LookSmart. (TM) Trademark in Australia of Telstra Corporation Limited ABN 33 051 775 556 (R) Registered trademark in Australia of Telstra Corporation Limited ABN 33 051 775 556 About Pacific Access Pty Ltd Pacific Access Pty Ltd is a leading Australian information, advertising and directories business, providing print, voice and online products and services to more than 400,000 customers nationally, about 90 percent of whom are small and medium enterprises (SMEs). As a national, wholly-owned subsidiary of Telstra Corporation Limited, Pacific Access manages two of Australia`s leading brands, Yellow Pages(R) and White Pages(TM), along with the interactive location and navigation brand, Whereis(TM), and the Internet search engines, the GOeureka(TM) OnLine site. For more information on Pacific Access, visit www.corporate.pacificaccess.com.au. About LookSmart LookSmart helps more than 80,000 businesses harness the power of search targeted marketing to generate qualified leads. LookSmart commercial search listings enable customers to reach 77 percent* or nearly four out of five U.S. Internet users, through top portals and ISPs including Microsoft`s MSN, AltaVista, Netscape Netcenter, Inktomi, Juno, Prodigy, CNN, Road Runner, Cox Interactive Media, InfoSpace (Go2Net, Dogpile, MetaCrawler) and Ask Jeeves. As publisher of one of the world`s most widely distributed search directory, LookSmart is the only company that provides both pay-for-placement and paid inclusion search listing platforms to meet the needs of medium and large advertisers. BTLookSmart, LookSmart`s joint venture with BT, deploys LookSmart directories and provides search targeted marketing solutions in the U.K., France and Asia-Pacific. LookSmart is based in San Francisco, with offices in Los Angeles, New York, Detroit, Montreal, London, Melbourne and Sydney. For more information, visit www.LookSmart.com. * Media Metrix June 2001 Digital Media Audience RatingsForward-Looking Statements This press release contains forward-looking statements based on our current expectations and projections about our industry, our management`s beliefs and assumptions made by us. Words such as "should", "expects," "intends," "plans," "believes," "may," "will" and variations of these words or similar expressions are intended to identify forward-looking statements. In addition, any statements that refer to expectations, projections or other characterizations of future events or circumstances, including any underlying assumptions, are forward-looking statements. These statements are not guarantees of future performance and are subject to risks and uncertainties. Our actual results could differ from those expressed in these forward-looking statements including our potential inability to implement the Pacific Access agreement, the potential inability to derive substantial revenues from the agreement, and the possibility that users of the LookSmart network of affiliate sites will not utilize the Pacific Access services. You should also refer generally to the risks outlined in our annual report on Form 10-K filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission on March 15, 2001, as well as our quarterly reports on Form 10-Q filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission. CONTACT: Samantha Evans, Pacific Access Pty Ltd in Sydney, [phone], or [phone]; or Liz Haggerty, Director of Investor Relations of LookSmart, [phone], or [e-mail]. SOURCE LookSmart, Ltd. CONTACT:
Samantha Evans of Pacific Access Pty Ltd in Sydney, [phone], or [phone];
or Liz Haggerty, Director of Investor Relations of LookSmart, [phone],
or [e-mail]

[Yidam]

Apr 03, 2002 The pay-for-placement search engine wars continue, as LookSmart inks a new client in the Australian and New Zealand unit of Web portal Yahoo! .
New York-based LookSmart, which competes with market leader Overture and upstart Google for syndication deals with high-traffic portals, will deliver its paid search listings to Yahoo! Australia & NZ, in return for a cut of the revenue.
Financial terms were not disclosed of the deal, which is technically between Yahoo! Australia & NZ and LookSmart`s Australian subsidiary. The listings will be syndicated through February 2003.
The most interesting aspect of the development is that Yahoo!`s U.S. Web portal employs Pasadena, Calif.-based Overture for its paid listings, through a deal that was only recently extended through the middle of this year.
Like Overture and Google, LookSmart sells cost-per-click (CPC) search engine listings, although it also offers paid positioning for the top-three results per keyword, after which it ranks results by relevancy. Overture, meanwhile, uses an auction model to sell CPC listings, which it ranks in search returns according to the amount advertising are willing to pay.
Mountain View, Calif.-based Google`s AdWords product -- which it lists alongside its editorially-selected search results -- are ranked both by the amount advertisers pay, and relevancy. Google also offers impression-based pricing as well.
In recent months, competition between the three has heated up, starting with Google`s entry into the field by syndicating its AdWords to portals -- including the landing page of ISP EarthLink , a former Overture client.
Last month, in a bid to improve the relevancy of its own search engine results, LookSmart announced its intention to acquire search engine startup WiseNut, which ranks search results similarly to Google.
Aside from growing pressure from LookSmart and Google, Overture also is facing the potential expiration of two major deals. Not only must it contend with Sunnyvale, Calif.-based Yahoo! -- which has said that it is considering launching a paid listings product of its own -- but also the pending conclusion of Overture`s work with AOL Time Warner , which was extended through the end of this month so that contract negotiations could continue. (Perhaps ominously, Google also recently began syndicating AdWords to AOL`s CompuServe site, which hosts the results in addition to listings from Overture.)
On the other hand, Overture has been stepping up its international efforts, recently opening a sales office in Germany to better service European clients, in addition to rolling out a German-language search engine for new clients like Deutsche Telekom`s T-Online. The company also recently solidified its syndication deal with Microsoft`s MSN portal, which had long been in a testing phase, the company said.