Stockmarket.com
Stockmarket.com will be soft launched this summer. The anticipated publicized
launch will be late this summer. This site will be a high quality stock and
mutual information web site that will offer information to investors and
researchers including free real-time quotes, personal portfolios with watch
options, real-time news, and free research from some of Wall Street's heavy
hitters. This site will also offer other useful information and a financial
community based on CAT Internet Service's Jchat application (see Jchat.com below).
This collection of tools, content and community will appeal to both the beginner
and the most sophisticated investor. The site will have a full media pre-launch
blitz featuring new and traditional media centering on out-of-home, with radio
and print collateral. Revenue streams will be produced from sponsorships, button
advertisements and banner inventory.
Jchat.com
Jchat.com is a Java language chat program that will be freely distributed for
hosting on public web sites (home pages). This easy-to-use, simply designed,
stand-alone application creates a virtual online community that will develop a
strong and reliable user-base. Virtual communities attract a wide range of
people who spend on average 300% more time on the Internet than those who are
not involved in an online community. This will be a part of the Navigator
Network as well as its affiliates. Its revenue will be generated from banner
inventory. Planned unveiling will be with in conjunction with Stockmarket.com.
Navigator.com
Navigator.com will be a niche portal site that will be branded as the Navigator Network.
The network will offer an easy to use search engine, ez-links, and one-password technology
to allow seamless access and privacy across multiple sites to each individual user.
Navigator Network will serve as the broad service provider for all of CAT's other sites,
as well as other destinations highlighted to the Navigator Network Community. The network's
revenue will be generated directly from advertisements, sponsorships and banner inventory,
which will be hosted in-house. Our own proprietary technology will allow CAT Internet
Services to capture rich marketing data using a closed loop feedback system that yields
highly targeted marketing, maximizing sponsor and advertiser return on investment.
Scores.com
Scores.com will be a website that will report on the six
major sports; Professional Football, Professional Basketball, Professional Baseball,
Professional Hockey, College Football and College Basketball, as well as other sports
of interest such as golf and tennis. The site will have real-time scores, stats,
schedules, team information and updates, as well as full-length articles and features
on current sporting events. This site will be branded as a complete reporting and
commentary site and a part of the Navigator Network. Its revenue will be generated
directly from sponsorships, button advertisements and banner inventory and VIP
membership subscriptions for deep analysis and commentary articles aimed at the dedicated
fan. This service will roll out in early fall 2000.
