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edweek.org Implements Registration Using eMeta ASP
Leading Online Publication for K-12 Educators Offers Registration, Self-Care with eRightsWEB
NEW YORK, January 17, 2005 -- eMeta Corporation, the leading provider of digital information access and commerce solutions, today announced that Editorial Projects in Education, Inc. (EPE), the independent publisher of Education Week and Teacher Magazine, has implemented eMeta's eRightsWEB to provide registration and customer self-care on edweek.org.
"edweek.org is a tremendous resource for educators and administrators, providing news, reports and expert commentary on current events in elementary and secondary schools," said Angela Lunter, online business manager. "eRightsWEB allows us to gather registration data - valuable demographic information about our customers - to address their specific needs and interests. Combine that knowledge with usage patterns, and we have an excellent read on what is working for us in terms of content, as well as advertising."
eRightsWEB is eMeta's managed software suite providing media and software companies with the tools to monetize their digital goods and services. In addition to providing standard eRightsWEB features, eMeta also integrated the system with edweek.org's existing e-newsletter database.
"I am pleased that EPE is among a growing number of eRightsWEB clients," said Brian Kocsy, product manager, eRightsWEB. "With the new revenue opportunities inherent to centralized registration, combined with cost-saving features such as self-care, eRightsWEB will fast become a key contributor to edweek.org's bottom line."
Using eRightsWEB, publishers can effectively market and sell any type of digital asset - such as content, rich media and software - creating new revenue opportunities while satisfying customer demands. eRightsWEB reduces time-to-market, streamlines costs and increases revenue.
About eMeta Corporation
eMeta is the leading provider of access control and commerce software for media and software companies. eMeta’s advanced solutions and services enable its many globally recognized customers to sell and control their digital goods and services, maximizing the value of their digital assets. The recipient of numerous accolades, eMeta was recognized by Red Herring in its 2005 Top 100 Private Companies, and by Deloitte in 2004 as one of the fastest growing technology companies in North America. eMeta counts Pearson, The McGraw-Hill Companies, IEEE, nytimes.com, Wolters Kluwer and iVillage among its many customers. The company is based in New York City. Additional information is available at www.emeta.com.
About Editorial Projects in Education, Inc.
For more than 20 years, Education Week has been the national, independent weekly newspaper of record for elementary and secondary education - public and private. Thousands of readers rely on our publications for objective news reports and perspective on the events, trends, and programs affecting schools and the people who staff them. Education Week and Teacher Magazine are published by Editorial Projects in Education, Inc., a leading integrated media organization dedicated to K-12 education. Edweek.org is an award-winning Web site, publishing the entire contents of Education Week and Teacher Magazine, updated Web-only news and information daily, and featuring Education Counts, a searchable database of thousands of education indicators.
