TechMediaNetwork has launched a vertical ad network which is focused on the technology and entertainment sectors. Qualified tech related sites can join the network to substantially increase advertising revenue, add ecommerce revenue and build content for better search results.

TechMediaNetwork is not like any other online ad network. We provide sites with the ability to be part of a unique community of tech sites that offers advertisers the opportunity to surround their client's creative message with higher quality, more relevant technology and/or entertainment content. We can do this by offering each member site the following.

• Ecommerce & Affiliate Revenue
  -TopTenREVIEWS offers tech sites the opportunity to run a widget which can drive
  ecommerce and affiliate revenue at high commission rates.
• Display Advertising
  -sell targeted ad campaigns and sponsorship programs via standard IAB size ad units.
• Lead Gen Program
  -help sites tap into targeted lead gen programs that can drive incremental revenue.
• Content Development
  -TechMediaNetwork has a group of writers available to create content for sites which can lead to additional page views and revenue. In addition to text, TechMediaNetwork has an in-house video production team that can create customized video content which can lead to more engagement and revenue for sites.

With its 107-year affiliation with the American Museum of Natural History and now its expanded affiliation with other science centers and museums throughout the United States, Natural History is the authoritavtive voice that our curious readers turn to for infomed insights and understanding of natural phenomena. GadgetReview first broke on the scene back in 2002. Yeah, before the days of blogs and cheap servers. The site was built on a custom content management system and due to resource constraints went dead. The site was relaunched in 2005 as a gadget blog containing a mix of daily news and occasional reviews. Today, GadgetReview covers the latest gadget news, reviews and tech deals. The site is owned and operated by Christen da Costa and supported by a small, but hungry team of writers. Ultimately, the goal of YouGetSignal.com is to contribute a set of network tools. YougetSignal originally started as an effort to learn the latest web development techniques. Consequently, the site employs several technologies to function, including:

• Cascading style sheets (CSS)
• Asynchronous javascript and XML (AJAX) requests
• JavaScript object notation (JSON) responses
• An open source relational database management system (MySQL)
• A server-side cross-platform HTML embedded sripting language (PHP)
• The script.aculo.us and Prototype JavaScript libraries
• The Google Maps API

Social Wallpapering is a public effort to classify, rank, and distribute high-resolution images for use as desktop backgrounds. Supported resolutions include 1280x960, 1280x1024, 1600x1200, and all other background variations with a minimum width and height of 1280x720 pixels.

Socwall employs several technologies to function, such as cascading style sheets (CSS), asynchronous javascript and XML (AJAX) requests, an open source relational database management system (MySQL), and a server-side cross-platform HTML embedded scripting language (PHP). The idea for Socwall originated in March 2006 by Kirk Ouimet, who is the founder and maintainer of the web site. Digital Media Net (DMN) has the largest portfolio of vertical publications serving professionals involved in all aspects of digital media. DMN focuses on distinct market segments, including streaming media, digital video, animation, special effects, desktop publishing, imaging and design, digital audio, CAD, work stations, broadcast and post production, and game development. DMN is the industry's first choice for news, information and advertising opportunities. Broadcast Newsroom has a portfolio of over 20 vertical publications serving professionals involved in all aspects of broadcast production. BN focuses on broadcast production, HD technology, webcasting and streaming media, acquistion, digital television, radio, facilities, hardware and software. In addition BN offers dedicated sites serving users of products from specific manufacturers such as Canon, Panasonic, JVC, Sony and Avid. Plus BN offers dedicated sites for the two largest industry tradeshows, NAB and IBC. Consumer Electronics Net (CEN) features detailed daily coverage of leading edge consumer electronics products and technology. Digital cameras, digital video, DVD, home theater, smartphones & PDAs, computers and home office, games and digital entertainment have evolved into essengial components of people's daily lives. Adoption of these technologies by the public accelerates their development. The US Daily was launched in January 2008. It is a national and international online news site with over 40 distinct news sections. Areas of news coverage include breaking domestic news, politics, entertainment, sports, technology, science, business and world news. USD also provides cutting edge opinions and commentary, national weather and consumer technology reviews. IT Business Net has 11 sites that feature detailed daily coverage of leading edge technology and enterprise news for the IT professional. Software development, enterprise and productivity applications, storage, hardware, internet and networking are essential components of today's business enterprise environment. Launched in 2006, Gearfuse is not your typical gadget blog. We wholeheartedly embrace all mediums of both technology and art. If you're looking for the latest information on Plasma TVs and Digital Audio Players, Gearfuse is not the blog for you. With an innovative editorial team led by Publisher Steve Rufer and Managing Editor Andrew Dobrow, Gearfuse brings the internet a unique twist on technology fused with creation and invention. From DIY projects to design prototypes to interviews with comic artists, we weant you to be excited about what you read here. No topic is too small nor too large for us to cover. Simply put, our goal is to bring you the finest entertainment in your RSS reader or web browser. The major aim of the project is to develop the world's largest communication medium for scientific knowledge products which is freely accessible to the public. A key challenge of the project is to support the rapidly growing number of movements and archives who admit the free distribution and access to scientific knowledge. These are the valuable sources for the ScientificCommons.org project. The ScientificCommons.org project makes it possible to access the largely distributed sources with their vast amount of scientific publications via just one common interface. ScientificCommons.org identifies authors from all archives and makes their social and professional relationships transparent and visible to anyone across disciplinary, institutional and technological boundaries. Currently ScientificCommons.org has indexed about 13 million scientific publications and successfully extracted 6 million authors' names out of this date (January 2007). Gadgetell lives by the phrase "Tech News, REviews, and Interesting Things" and that is exactly what we bring you. We are not just another tech site; Gadgetell offers consumer electronics news with personality and analysis. Thanks to a passionate group of writers we are able to offer our insights on the latest in hot and breaking news as well as giving you our honest unfiltered opinions when it comes to product reviews. Gamertell is a general gaming goodness site that offers news, analysis, reviews, previews, interviews, photos, videos... pretty much everything that makes a gamer drool. It's written and run by gamers for gamers of all types, covering Microsoft Xbox, Sony PlayStation, PSP, Nintendo Wii, DS, and more + their games and accessories. More than just "one more" Apple news site, Appletell covers your addiction to the Macintosh, iPhone, iPod, AppleTV, or any combination thereof. We're not just Apple Fanboys, the team is composed of new and seasoned users out to make the most of Apple products in our personal and professional lives, and we're more than happy to share our expertise. Our staff provides commentary, reviews, event coverage, interviews, and how-to articles on everything stamped with the Apple logo. TeleRead is the longest running English-language site focused on e-book news and views (publishing since the 1990s). TeleRead features regular contributions from authors, educators, librarians, publishers and technical experts with more than 50 posts a week. TeleRead has been featured or quoted or mentioned on Slashdot, Washington Post, AdAge, Computerworld, BoingBoing, Engadget, Oreilly Radar, MobileRead, Publishers' Weekly, The Bookseller and numerous blogs about technology and books.