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Netpulse Raises $3.1 Million For VOD Ad Network In Fitness Clubs: Health and fitness club-based digital ad and content network Netpulse has raised $3.1 million in a first round of funding. Javelin Venture Partners led, with participation from DFJ Frontier. The S.F.-based company will use the new money to continue building out its HD and VOD entertainment platform, which it...; Tags: Network, Health Care, Video, Netpulse, Video On Demand (VoD), Vertical Industries, Benefits, Healthcare, Keyboards, Corporate Communications, Personal Technology, Home Entertainment, Human Resources, Hardware, Peripherals, Marketing, Advertising, Media & Publishing, TV, VOD, Money, M&A & Venture Capital, Venture Capital, Tameka Kee; External links 2009-10-27

Corporate Profile for Netpulse, dated Jan. 28, 2000: Business Editors --BUSINESS WIRE The following Corporate Profile is available for inclusion in your files. News releases for this client are distributed by Business Wire and also become part of the leading databases and online services, including all of the leading Internet-based services. Published Date: Jan....; Tags: Business Wire, INTERNET; Research articles 2000-01-28
WOMEN'S SITE IVILLAGE WOOS BUSY FEMALE FITNESS BUFFS: 300 U.S. GYMS FUSE EXERCISING, WEB SURFING.: Through a new partnership between iVillage and Netpulse Communications, the women's site will advertise to people while they work out. Through a new partnership between iVillage and Netpulse Communications, the women's site will advertise to people while they work out.; Tags: iVillage Inc., Web, women; Research articles 1999-05-03
Netpulse's New Z-Series Honored as One of Business Week's Best Products of 1999: Business Editors/High-Tech Writers; Tags: BusinessWeek, IBM zSeries; Research articles 1999-12-22
[2] Netpulse's New Z-Series Honored as One of Business Week's Best Products of 1999: Business Editors and High-Tech Writers; Tags: BusinessWeek, IBM zSeries; Research articles 1999-12-22

Game time?: NEW YORK AP -- A quarter of Americans are playing Internet games during their work breaks, according to a new Netpulse study, commissioned by pogo.com, an online game service provider. Some employers encourage their staff to play games to relieve stress; others resent office computers being used for diversion. ...; Tags: ABC Inc., Games, network, NETWORKING, NYT, SALES; Research articles 2000-02-03