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iUpload to Host Webinar Series Discussing Best Practices for Successful Corporate Blogging Initiatives

Business Wire, August 30, 2006

BURLINGTON, Ontario -- iUpload, whose Customer Conversation System was recently ranked as the leader among corporate blogging platforms by Forrester Research, announced today that they will be conducting a webinar series to share insights on best practices for successful corporate blogging initiatives.

Presented by iUpload executives and technical experts, these interactive sessions will provide a hands-on look at the iUpload Customer Conversation System and address the common pitfalls associated with rolling out blogging communities throughout the enterprise. The sessions will draw upon iUpload's experience in managing, deploying and hosting blogs for dozens of enterprise and publishing customers, including McDonald's, The New York Times Co., Coca-Cola, Cannondale Bicycle Corp., Northwestern Mutual and Motorola. By sharing tactical insights and demonstrating the strategies that drive effective blog deployments across many industries, these webinars will provide valuable tools to help companies launch or enhance their enterprise blogging programs.

Webinar Schedule:

September 6, 2006, 2:00 PM ET: Enterprise Blogging Myths & Realities

September 20, 2006, 2:00 PM ET: Internal, External Blogging, or Both?
    Which Is Right For Your Organization

October 4, 2006, 2:00 PM ET: Beyond Guidelines -- The Real Risks and
    Rewards of Enterprise Blogging featuring Nancy Flynn from The
    ePolicy Institute

October 18, 2006, 2:00 PM ET: Developing Your Blogging Strategy

"The recent release of Forrester's report on corporate blogging platforms is testament to the increasing market interest in enterprise blogging," said David Carter, CTO and vice president of strategy for iUpload. "But with all the excitement surrounding blogging in the enterprise, many organizations are blindly adopting blogs and wikis without a sufficient grasp of the full opportunities and benefits they can deliver. Most corporate blogging programs today fall short in their ability to leverage the vast amounts of content and information created that can fuel key corporate functions, such as sales, research and development, and customer service. These webinars will help put companies on the right path to building successful blogging initiatives."

iUpload's Customer Conversation System is a blogging platform for enterprises and publishers that enables companies to improve the way internal and external communications are conducted and managed, while driving operational efficiencies and creating new sales and marketing channels.

Registration

Sign up for iUpload's complimentary webinar series by visiting the registration page at http://www.iupload.com/webinar_demos/sign_up_webinar.asp.> About iUpload

iUpload enables Internet-based business communities for the purpose of improving communications, enhancing customer relationships, driving sales leads and gathering marketing data. The iUpload Customer Conversation System helps customers achieve operational efficiencies and create new sales and marketing channels. Current iUpload customers are leaders across a range of industries, from publishing and entertainment to finance and retail, and include McDonald's, Cannondale Bicycle Corp., Stillwater National Bank, The New York Times Co., and Trump University. Privately held and founded in 1998, iUpload is based in Burlington, Ontario. For more information visit http://www.iupload.com/.>

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