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In 1991 Ziff Davis Publishing Company brought together a small, diverse set of online forums and information services (most notably "PC MagNet") under the name "ZiffNet," which later evolved into ZDNet. Under the direction of Ziff-Davis Interactive president Michael Kolowich and vice president David Shnaider, the effort was the first online information service to be created by a major print publishing company. Hosted initially on the CompuServe and Prodigy information services as well as its own Interchange Online Network, ZiffNet eventually consolidated its services onto the World ... More » (Source: Wikipedia)
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