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ManyOne Networks
ManyOne Networks is an Internet services (linked to from the Optimal World website) company headquartered in Los Gatos, California that declared Chapter 7 Bankruptcy on October 12, 2009.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=ManyOne Networks, Inc. )〕 With technology purchased from the original company, a new ManyOne began operations on Sept. 13, 2011.
== Background ==
ManyOne is a successor to a project called One Cosmos. One Cosmos was a partnership between Joe Firmage,the former CEO of USWeb, a $3B company at its peak, and Ann Druyan, a science writer and widow of astronomer Carl Sagan, who co-wrote the PBS series ''Cosmos'' with Sagan and later co-produced the 1997 film Contact, starring Jodie Foster.
One Cosmos was to be a science-based education and entertainment portal using advanced graphics and other innovative Web capabilities. The inspiration, according to Firmage, came from Sagan’s reference in Cosmos to an Encyclopedia Galactica—a term borrowed from Isaac Asimov—referring to a fictional repository of universal knowledge. Approximately $11M in venture capital was spent before One Cosmos was terminated by its Silicon Valley financial backers during the Internet bubble collapse of 2000.
The concept of One Cosmos was merged with BarterFarm, an internet services company founded by Jon Firmage and David Eilers, at the beginning of 2002 to form ManyOne Networks. Ideas gained from One Cosmos formed the conceptual basis for ManyOne Networks, while BarterFarm provided other intellectual property. Recent evidence shows that both companies had similar business models.
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