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Jupiter Research is up for sale

jup_logo.gifJupiter Research is up for sale and competing bids have been submitted, asserted sources at competing Forrester Research. en-us rape dvd http://rxpo.fm.interia.pl/ free rape story free rape story http://rxpo.fm.interia.pl/ rape fantasy stories hentai rape http://rxpo.fm.interia.pl/ marital rape Jupiter Research could be in play http://www.corante.com/newyork/archives/2005/03/25/jupiter_research_could_be_in_play.php Jupitermedia CEO Alan Meckler denies it, but rumors are swirling that Jupiter Research is in play, with several companies already submitting competing bids. One likely bidder, says Silicon Valley Watcher, is Forrester Research. Apparently, Meckler cont... Jupiter Research up for sale? http://www.wherewire.com/archives/cat_internet_industry.html#000218 Found this referenced in Dave Jackson's InternetStockBlog (good site), that JUPM is putting Jupiter Research up for sale, multiple bidders expected. Very interesting - INT Media acquired Jupiter, took the name, what was left of the events business, mad... JUPM for sale? http://www.internetstockblog.com/2005/03/jupm_for_sale.html SiliconValleyWatcher's Tom Foremski claims that Jupitermedia (ticker: JUMP) is trying to sell its research business. Breaking Development on Alan Meckler's Spin: Jupiter Research for Sale http://worcester.typepad.com/pc4media/2005/03/breaking_develo.html Last week I did a little expose-ish post about an Alan Meckler blog post which announced how Jupiter Research was profitable. He implied that the business was NOW profitable because it was on the rebound. He also mentioned that they Jupiter Research goes Under the Hammer http://www.threadwatch.org/node/2030 Jupiter Research are up for auction according to SVG today - Forrester have refused to say i]]> Jupiter Research Up for Sale http://www.newestindustry.org/index.php/2005/03/24/jupiter_research_up_for_sale Damn. Looks like the analyst world is going to be a hell of a lot smaller in the next few months. So, with that in mind, who is going to be the unbiased source of information for companies? [here and here]