Imagine waking up tomorrow morning with no access to the Internet. No e-mail. No news. No streaming video.

Even though the Internet as we know it is only a couple of decades old, this is still a difficult scenario to comprehend. Entire businesses - literally thousands upon thousands of jobs - exist because of the web.

Now we’re entering an age of Web convergence. Every single element of our old media - radio, television and print - is migrating to the Internet at breakneck speeds.

Within the next five years, the depth of offerings on the Internet and the global population connected to them will grow exponentially. In fact, the worldwide Internet economy is now growing at such a rate it will be next to impossible for content providers to keep up…

Bandwidth is being eaten up left and right by more data-intensive offerings, such as streaming video. Young people are also gobbling up

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Monday August 3, 2009

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OpenTable, Inc. (NASDAQ:OPEN) (www.opentable.com), a leading provider of free online reservations for diners and guest management systems for restaurants, today announced that its free application for BlackBerry(R) smartphone users is available for download on BlackBerry App World(TM). OpenTable for BlackBerry smartphones allows diners using BlackBerry OS 4.5 or higher to check the real-time availability of multiple restaurants in the area; view restaurant profiles and cuisine details; make free, confirmed reservations; and invite friends to join them.

Travelzoo (NASDAQ: TZOO), a global Internet media company, today announced it has surpassed 17 million subscribers to its global publications, and saw its largest increase in subscribers in

eDoorways, a Web-based consumer portal and business-to-business center that unites consumers and vendors, is focused on building a database of vendors and wiki-based data in the following new markets: Automotive, Entertainment, Financial Services, Dining and Food and Beverage, Home Improvement and Technology.

The corporate mission of Houston-based eDoorways has been to unite consumers with questions and concerns with the experts and vendors that have the answers. The company said that as its user base for the new focus areas increases, it will organically add new topics. eDoorways will concentrate its new marketing effort primarily on middle-class Americans across a wide swath of age ranges, including 18-24-year olds up to Baby Boomers. The company anticipates focusing its efforts on creating awareness of new focus areas rather than on consumer education.

eDoorways is launching a three-tier marketing plan to coincide with the new efforts to garner