AlleyCorp FAQ

AlleyCorp is a network of affiliated companies that operate independently of one another, but do, on occasion, share resources. Some of the companies are housed at the same location, some are not.

Currently there are five companies in the network:

The Business Insider: an online business news and analysis site that provides news, commentary and discussion on the technology, media and communications industries. http://www.businessinsider.com/

Gilt Groupe: an invitation-only online community that offers members exclusive access to coveted fashion and luxury lifestyle sample sales, events and brands. http://www.gilt.com/

Music Nation: an online music community that provides bands and musicians with resources to better connect and interact with fans. http://www.musicnation.com/

ShopWiki: a breakthrough search engine that provides advanced Web crawling technology to help shoppers find products and make more informed buying decisions. http://www.shopwiki.com/

10gen: a new platform designed to help developers quickly and easily build complex and scalable web applications. http://www.10gen.com/

Please check this site often for updates.

AlleyCorp provides strategic insight to the companies in its network. AlleyCorp senior executives are not, for the most part, involved in the day-to-day operations of the companies, rather, they are responsible for the long-term vision and direction of each property.

No.

AlleyCorp does not own any company. It provides strategic direction and counsel to the companies in its network.

No. For further information on companies in AlleyCorp's network, please visit the company's respective Web site.