Trellix to provide EarthLink with site building & blogging

• By theWHIR.com , October 15, 2002

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October 15, 2002 -- (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) -- Trellix Corporation (trellix.com), a leading private-label provider of

Web site publishing technology, site promotion and hosting technologies,

announced a partnership with EarthLink, Inc., a leading

Web hosting and Internet Service Provider to provide Web site building and

blogging offerings.

"Combined with EarthLink's Internet access and Web hosting offerings,

Trellix's site creation tools and services are an excellent match for the

growing number of small businesses and consumers who are getting online to

conduct business and share content," said Trellix President and CEO Don

Bulens. "Establishing partnerships with leading providers like EarthLink

demonstrates the growing demand by small businesses and consumers for

Trellix's unique Web publishing and promotion capabilities."

The Trellix platform enables partners to generate additional revenue by

providing multiple service levels. Based on the rich functionality and

flexibility of the Trellix platform, partners can customize and scale the

offerings based on specific needs of their customers, including both free

and fee-based offers.

"Trellix's recent development of the industry's first integrated Web site

and blog publishing tool, plus this deal with EarthLink, is a clear

indication that blogging is entering the mainstream volume market. I believe

demand for these integrated capabilities is growing rapidly," said Amy Wohl,

president of Wohl Associates, a consultancy that focuses on new and emerging

technology and new market formation. "The EarthLink deal places Trellix in a

unique position to address both the provider and end user markets."

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