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Moreover Technologies
Type	Private
Founded	1998
Headquarters	1902 Campus Commons Dr, Suite 400, Reston, Virginia, 20191-1563, United States
Industry	Media monitoring
Website	www.moreover.com

Moreover Technologies (generally known as "Moreover") is a provider of business intelligence and news aggregation products for enterprises, also offering free news feeds for consumers. Moreover was founded in 1998 by Nick Denton, David Galbraith, and Angus Bankes^[1], receiving funding from Advance Publications, Atlas Venture, Reuters Venture Capital and Dawntreader Ventures^[2], with offices in both London and San Francisco.

Moreover became involved with developing the standards for Real Simple Syndication (RSS) 1.0 in 2000^[3] and was later acquired by VeriSign in 2005 for $30m^[4]. As part of VeriSign the Moreover business unit was renamed as Real-Time Publisher Services being paired with Weblogs.com to create a platform for publishers and bloggers to track and distribute content. In May 2009 Moreover was sold to a private investor group led by Paul Farrell^[5], the sale included Weblogs.com with the ping server becoming wholly owned and run by Moreover.

Moreover currently powers the Ask.com News Search^[6] and BBC Newstracker^[7], having global headquarters in Reston, Virginia and further offices in Dayton, New York, San Francisco, Seattle and London.

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^ guardian.co.uk, 9 March 2008. "The Brit dishing the dirt on America" "He was intrigued by sites that linked to information on others, and wanted to create a way of aggregating news headlines from across the old media sites that were going on to the web. He turned to his old schoolfriend Dave Galbraith who, though now trained as an architect, had been writing software for years. Together with another mutual schoolfriend, Angus Bankes, they would come up with the software to support Moreover.com."
^ PR Newswire, 21 September 2004. "Pluck Selects Moreover Technologies for Aggregated RSS News Solutions" "Moreover is a privately held company with offices in London and San Francisco, with funding led by Advance Publications, Atlas Venture, Reuters Venture Capital and Dawntreader Ventures."
^ RSS-DEV Working Group, 9 December 2000. "RDF Site Summary (RSS) 1.0"
^ The Register, 18 October 2005. "VeriSign aggregates Moreover"
^ Moreover Company Blog, 13 May 2009. "Moreover 3.0: We divest out of VeriSign"
^ PR Newswire, 22 July 2002. "Moreover Technologies Provides Real-Time News and Information to Ask Jeeves"
^ BBC News. "BBC links to other news sites"

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[0] uardian.co.uk, 9 March 2008. "The Brit dishing the dirt on America" "He was intrigued by sites that linked to information on others, and wanted to create a way of aggregating news headlines from across the old media sites that were going on to the web. He turned to his old schoolfriend Dave Galbraith who, though now trained as an architect, had been writing software for years. Together with another mutual schoolfriend, Angus Bankes, they would come up with the software to support Moreover.com."

[1] PR Newswire, 21 September 2004. "Pluck Selects Moreover Technologies for Aggregated RSS News Solutions" "Moreover is a privately held company with offices in London and San Francisco, with funding led by Advance Publications, Atlas Venture, Reuters Venture Capital and Dawntreader Ventures."

[2] RSS-DEV Working Group, 9 December 2000. "RDF Site Summary (RSS) 1.0"

[3] The Register, 18 October 2005. "VeriSign aggregates Moreover"

[4] Moreover Company Blog, 13 May 2009. "Moreover 3.0: We divest out of VeriSign"

[5] PR Newswire, 22 July 2002. "Moreover Technologies Provides Real-Time News and Information to Ask Jeeves"

[6] BBC News. "BBC links to other news sites"

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