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Michael O'Donnell, a consumer software executive, became president and publisher that year. Time magazine selected Salon as the best Web site of 1996. With essays by Camille Paglia and an interactive Table Talk section, Salon soon caught the eyes of the mainstream media. Targeting a literate audience attracted to highbrow content, the trio launched Web-based Salon Magazine with financial backing from Adobe Ventures, Apple Computer, and Hambrecht & Quist. History Journalism veterans David Talbot, Andrew Ross, and David Zweig founded Salon Internet in 1995. Strategic distribution partners include, AvantGo, CNN.com and CNet. 's award-winning content consists of 10 sites which provide news, features, interviews, and regular columnists on specific topics, from business and politics to parenting and entertainment. 's network of Web sites combines the thoughtfulness of print, the timeliness of television and the interactivity of radio. In May 2000, acquired, the pioneering Web site offering quality spoken-word and audio literature recordings in MP3 and Real Audio formats. is a leading Internet media company that produces 10 subject-specific, demographically targeted Web sites, maintains Salon Shop, an e-commerce gateway,and hosts two communities - Table Talk and The WELL. Other investors include Bruce Katz (former owner of The Well), who owns nearly 7%, and Adobe Ventures, which owns about 6%. Rainbow Media Holdings owns about 8% of the company. In late 2000 the company cut about 20% of its workforce to reduce its expenses, and in 2001 launched a subscription-based, premium service. generates its revenue through advertising and sponsorships. This item has the printed signatures of the Company's Chief Executive Officer, Mr. This historic document was printed by the Thomas De La Rue Company and has an ornate border around it with a vignette of the company's logo. Beautifully engraved certificate from the issued in 2001.
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