Radiation Partners with Digital River (July 1, 1999)
Digital River will host Radiation's Web-commerce componants as well as make Radiation software products electronically available through Digital River's network of over 1,000 online retailers.

Reel.com's Indie Play (June 28, 1999)
Here's how Reel.com COO Dave Rochlin explains his Emeryville, Calif.-based company's recent decision to partner with indieWIRE: 'The way we'll succeed against Amazon.com is to be more movielike than they are.'

GMD Studios Acquires ReveNews.com (June 22, 1999)
Orlando-based GMD Studios announced today that it had acquired leading affiliate-program content site ReveNews.com from Arizona-based developer ImagineOne.

Reel.com Inks Content Partnership with indieWIRE (May 12, 1999)
In partnership with indieWIRE, the vital link for indie cinema, Reel.com will increase its coverage of leading film festivals and add 'Indie Update,' a weekly news feed with the latest buzz from the independent film world.

MP3 Report Launches Alpha Effort (April 8, 1999)
When MP3 Report launches publicly in May, 1999 it will be the first source for 'What's Hot' on the playlists of streaming MP3 micro-broadcasters around the world.

ReveNews.com Provides Free Affiliate Training Seminar (April 6, 1999)
This exclusive 12-part series by affiliate-guru Declan Dunn will be presented Monday, April 12th through Saturday, April 24th via streaming RealAudio.

filmmag.com / indieWIRE Partner with AtomFilms (March 3, 1999)
Each week filmmag.com and indieWIRE.com present an exclusive 'Short of the Week' in RealVideo format for bandwidths ranging from 28.8K modems to 300K broadband.

indieWIRE Scoops and Shovels at Park City (January 25, 1999)
iW covers independent film's big event with comprehensive daily coverage of the 1999 Sundance Film Festival in print, through email, on the Web and via streaming video.

Time for a Reality Check (October 30, 1998)
GMD Studios has partnered with Web Lab on an alternative to the media sensationalism, partisan bickering and opponent-bashing that will inevitably accompany the upcoming impeachment hearings.

indieWIRE and IFC Cover IFFM '98 (September 17, 1998)
The 1998 Independent Feature Film Market (IFFM) kicks off on Friday, September 18th in New York City and indieWIRE will be on the scene to provide comprehensive coverage in cooperation with the Independent Film Channel.

WebPromote Private Labels LinkTrakker (September 11, 1998)
Offered as a critical online promotional tracking tool, WebPromote Link Tracker provides the same robust and intuitive system customized for the WebPromote audience.

Major Relaunch for Radiation Software (August 4, 1998)
The improved site features articles about interactive design, new downloadable versions, comprehensive online technical support, and a new Affiliates Program.

iPOP Launch, indieWIRE Bash (July 28, 1998)
indieWIRE celebrated its second anniversary and the launch of its new online movie magazine, iPOP, with a bash attended by about 500 of New York's indie population at SoHo's WAX nightclub.

GMD Studios Provides P.O.V. with Salon Solution (July 7, 1998)
The P.O.V. Salon, produced in cooperation with WebLab and PBS, provides a unique 'small group' approach to online discussions designed to enhance the experience of the Emmy-winning P.O.V. documentaries.

Rover Search Service Returns, Expands to Postal Lists (July 3, 1998)
The Rover Search Service announced today that it would again be accepting subscriptions to its unique, online research service, including an expanded research service that allows users to build super-targeted postal mailing lists of companies online.

GMD Studios Sponsors Back-to-Back Film Festivals (June 1, 1998)
In our continuing effort to support independent artists, we're sponsoring the First Annual New York International Documentary Festival in New York and the 7th Annual Florida Film Festival in Orlando, Florida.

The Slant Receives Project Cool Sighting Award and Cool Site of the Day (May 12, 1998)
The first award, assigned by the original Cool Site Of the Day award and Project Cool's founder, Glen Davis, identifies 'great examples' of website design as an aid to developers in improving their own work.

Web Development Fund Sponsors Cataclysm (May 5, 1998)
GMD Studios announced that its joint project with CLC Films, Cataclysm: Glimpses of the End of the World, has been selected by the WDF for funding. Cataclysm is one of only eight projects (from a field of 519 applications) to receive funding.

GlobalMedia Design Becomes GMD Studios (May 1, 1998)
GlobalMedia Design, Inc., announced that it has changed its name to GMD Studios, Inc. Accompanying the name change is a re-launch of the firms's home page as gmdstudios.com.

The Slant Launches Version 3.0 (April 21, 1998)
Incorporating experience gained from over a year of operating Orlando's first online city publication, the new Slant combines the cutting edge of technology, design, and community metaphor.

indieWIRE Announces Partnership with the Austin Film Society (February 20, 1998)
The first partnership of its kind for indieWIRE, AFS brings indieWIRE to its members at a discounted rate.

The Slant Brings True Crime to Orlando (February 12, 1998)
Crime Target's author, Maggie Riley, receives daily crime reports from several local law enforcement offices, and she chooses the most apalling, humorous, or ironic of each week's crimes to detail and comment upon in the weekly column.

The Slant Adds Sites to alt.theslant (January 30, 1998)
The Slant announced the launch of two new sites at its virtual community, alt.theslant: The Weekender and Views From Venuss.

indieWIRE.com Launches (January 12, 1998)
Today (just in time for our in-depth coverage from Park City), indieWIRE re-launched as a vibrant website that offers complete indieWIRE content for free daily.

Indie Film News Service No Longer Free (December 27, 1997)
Hoping to become a full-fledged filmmaking community, indieWIRE is relaunching with a 35-bucks-a-year subscription price.

indieWIRE Announces Major Relaunch (December 19, 1997)
Today's issue was not only our last for 1997, but the final edition in our current incarnation. The next time you see us, things will be quite different.

WebPromote Acquires Popular Rank This! Web Site (December 3, 1997)
WebPromote, a leading full-service provider of targeted Internet web site marketing and promotions, announced today that it has acquired Rank This!, a high-traffic web site that features free, interactive search engine ranking tools for Webmasters.

The Slant Launches alt.theslant Community (November 10, 1997)
The Slant announced the launch of its virtual community of independent websites, alt.theslant, with three sites: The Enzian Cinema and Cafe, The Orlando Reporter, M4 Radio.

GMD Documents Hong Kong Transition at PBS Online (June 24, 1997)
As the world awaits the transition of Hong Kong to Chinese rule next week, the jointly-produced website covers history as it unfolds.

1997 Florida Film Festival Features Ambitious Cybercast (June 9, 1997)
The Slant & indieWIRE cover this year's Festival with film reviews, video clips, live chats with directors and more.

The Slant to Cybercast Orlando Fringe Festival '97 (April 11, 1997)
Check out the complete coverage of Orlando's premiere performing arts festival from April 10 - 20 only at The Slant.

Rank This! Simplifies Search Engine Tracking (March 26, 1997)
GMD launches free online tool that empowers webmasters to pinpoint their sites' ranking in searches on popular Internet search engines such as Yahoo!, Lycos and Hotbot.

Orlando Webzine to Launch in March (February 17, 1997)
The interactive publication, The Slant, will feature coverage of local sports, politics, arts, music, food, and nightlife.

indieWIRE Offers Indie Box Office Reports (January 15, 1997)
Partnership with Entertainment Data, Inc. brings film box office reports showcasing 'per screen' grosses.

New Media Advocates to Sit on Sundance Panel (January 15, 1997)
GlobalMedia Design continues its mission to spread the Internet word at the Sundance Film Festival.

GMD Launches Radiation (January 8, 1997)
GlobalMedia Design provides improved versions of its successful Intelligent Systems website interactive systems.

Radiation Offers Shareware Web Gizmos (January 8, 1997)
Radiation makes its famous website intelligent systems technology available for download as shareware with Gizmos.

GlobalMedia Design Launches Innovative On-line Tool (May 1, 1996)
GlobalMedia Design, Inc. announced today the debut of their Rover Search Service, the World Wide Web's first automated email mailing list researcher.

Cyberspace Contest Becomes Duel of Programming Wits (August 28, 1995)
A contest designed to test cleverness about the Internet instead has sophisticated computer programmers trying to outfox the game's designer and gain split-second advantages over each other.