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1. stockanalysis.com › quote › tpexTaiwan Thick-Film Ind. Corp (TPEX: 6246) - Stock Analysis

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   5 hours ago · Taiwan Thick-Film Ind. Corp (TPEX: 6246) Stock Price & Overview - Stock Analysis. Taiwan Thick-Film Ind. Corp (TPEX: 6246) Taiwan · Delayed Price · Currency is TWD. Add to Watchlist. 18.70.

2. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › List_of_motion_pictureList of motion picture film stocks - Wikipedia

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   This is a list of motion picture films. Those films known to be no longer available have been marked "(discontinued)". This article includes color and black-and-white negative films, reversal camera films, intermediate stocks, and print stocks.

3. www.bloomberg.com › profile › companyAltavista Co - Company Profile and News - Bloomberg Markets

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   Company profile page for Altavista Co including stock price, company news, executives, board members, and contact information

4. www.themoviedb.org › company › 5084Movies produced by Altavista Films - The Movie Database (TMDB)

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   Mar 30, 2001 · Altavista Films is a production company based in Mexico City. Discover new TV shows and movies from Altavista Films and where you can watch them.

5. www.retrotechdreams.com › the-rise-and-fall-ofThe Rise and Fall of AltaVista: A Look at a 90s Web Pioneer

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   Nov 2, 2023 · The Rise and Fall of AltaVista: A Look at a 90s Web Pioneer. At its peak, AltaVista, the web's first full-text searchable database, received 80 million hits a day. And then it was acquired. Retro Alex. November 2, 2023.

6. archive.nytimes.com › 07 › 01AltaVista. What’s That? - The New York Times Web Archive

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   Jul 1, 2013 · AltaVista was supposed to raise $300 million in December 1999 in an initial public offering, but canceled the I.P.O. after the technology stock market started to implode. In 1995, when AltaVista...

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   Who owns Altavista?

   • AltaVista itself was purchased in 2003 by Overture Services, then the leading seller of online search advertising. Overture, in turn, was purchased by Yahoo, once also a leader in search, in 2003. Both Yahoo and AltaVista were decimated by Google, which was founded in 1998 and quickly became the biggest and most popular search engine in the world.

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   What is an Altavista?

   • Readers who are 18 years old and younger will probably ask, “What’s an AltaVista?” In short, it was one of the first and most successful search engines. It was founded in 1995 by Digital Equipment Corporation. In 1995, when AltaVista was released, the search engine was dubbed a “super spider” for its ability to crawl Web pages.

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   When was Altavista founded?

   • It was founded in 1995 by Digital Equipment Corporation. In 1995, when AltaVista was released, the search engine was dubbed a “super spider” for its ability to crawl Web pages. It could scan more than 13,000 different discussion forums on the Usenet network. Since then, AltaVista has been through a number of confusing acquisitions.

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   What happened to Altavista?

   • In 2003, AltaVista sold itself to Overture Networks for $140 million. Overture owned smaller search engines at the time, like World Wide Web Worm and GoTo. Overture also offered advertisers the ability to bid on ads for specific results, which was a much more lucrative business model than AltaVista’s sponsorship-based revenue model.

   The Rise and Fall of AltaVista: A Look at a 90s Web Pioneer

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8. www.marketwatch.com › story › alta-vista-sees-ipoAlta Vista sees IPO after profitability - MarketWatch

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   SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -- Internet search engine operator AltaVista Co. is still trying to find its identity, but CEO Rod Schrock believes the firm's long quest...