Toys.com
Once the Internet's largest toy store,
WebMagic's Toys.com set the standard for
online toy retailing, attracting customers
from all corners of the globe. The business
was acquired in 1998 by eToys.
Visit www.toys.com today
Cooking.com
Spun off in 1998, WebMagic's Cooking.com
was envisioned as a comprehensive online
portal for kitchen enthusiasts and
culinary professionals.
Visit www.cooking.com today
Sports.com
Following the success of Toys.com,
WebMagic's Sports.com was designed
to be a sports fan's paradise, with
scores, news and more. It was
acquired in 1998 by CBS SportsLine.
Visit www.sports.com today
Auctions.com
Poised to capitalize on the exploding
success of online auctions, WebMagic's
Auctions.com was envisioned as
a sleek resource for buyers and sellers.
It was acquired in 1998 by Auction Universe.
Visit www.auctions.com today
Collectibles.com
WebMagic's Collectibles.com was
intended to be the leading Web site
for high-quality items -- everything from
fine jewelry to rare coins. It was
acquired in 1998 by Shop At Home.
Visit www.collectibles.com today
Sales.com
Acquired by Siebel Systems in 1998,
WebMagic's Sales.com was designed
to be a comprehensive resource for sales
professionals.
Visit www.sales.com today
World Wide Web Organization
Created in early 1994 by WebMagic in
conjunction with Cisco Systems and
ADC Kentrox, the World Wide Web
Organization (Web.org) provided a rich
guide to the Web and its resources, plus
the monthly Webby awards to spotlight
online innovation. Web.org was
decommissioned in 1997.