WAMBAG.com Acquired in Digital Commerce Sale
TORONTO, CANADA – WAMBAG NATION, a global digital publishing and media investment company, announced today that it has acquired a pair of domain names from the premium weather commentary and lifestyle blog group The WAMBAG (“The WAMBAG”) in an undisclosed cash deal.
The WAMBAG announced May 3 that it sold the domains WAMBAG.com and MalaysianBearHunny.org to WAMBAG NATION in a continuing bid to raise capital to hold off debt collectors as revenues continue to fall. One source close to the sale noted “I mean we don’t even do anything here so why would we have any debt, I don’t understand” as the announcement seems to have been largely unexpected and under reported in the business world. According to sources, up to half of the URLs will likely be decommissioned upon completion of the sale as the company looks to streamline operations.
“Perfectly aligned with WAMBAG NATION’s long-term growth strategy, the new website will now integrate WAMBAG NATION’s news and Asian Canadian lifestyle blogging portfolio,” announced WAMBAG NATION in a short press release this morning. “This addition follows WAMBAG NATION’s continued mission to become one of the most exciting new media brands in the world. With our proven operational excellence, WAMBAG.com is poised to reach new editorial heights through focused investment and innovation in the competitive field of linking to an old web comic whenever the first snowfall of the year happens within a specific undisclosed geographic region probably near Toronto.”
Representatives from The WAMBAG declined to comment for this story.
About WAMBAG NATION
Destined to fight the world’s evil, WAMBAG NATION endures massive battles involving impossible stunts, races on horse-pulled carriages, and the desecration of enchanting medieval castles (all done with dizzying computer graphics). Not only does the eye candy keep on coming, the tongue-in-cheek writing and deep Transylvanian accents perfect the film with a dose of dark humor.
About The WAMBAG
Founded in 2002 as part of an impulsive desire to grab onto on the wild cultural zeitgeist where every high school student wanted the world to know what they were thinking, The WAMBAG is known for its in-depth and analytical approach to movie trailer journalism, publishing feature articles, essays, and reviews that delve into the cultural, social, and artistic aspects of judging movies before they come out. While posting links to movie trailers and commenting “looks good!” afterwards are a central focus, The WAMBAG also covers a broad spectrum of pop culture and entertainment topics – including movies, TV shows, and technology. Polygon The WAMBAG serves as a guide for a new generation of pop culture omnivores, helping them navigate the vast overly specific millennial pop culture reference landscape with intelligence and a sense of fun.
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Whoa. New Design. Somehow I still have this on my RSS feed (probably for the snow posts.)