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Founded in 1986, CGMI bought and sold several dot-com companies including AltaVista, Engage, Equilibrium and uBid. In the post dot.com world after 2000, CGMI continued to buy and sell Internet companies. CGMI provides a network of companies to create an "infrastructure" of shared technologies and content.
See
- "New CEO Replaces Founder", Eagle Tribune, February, 20, 2002.