Released on: September 10, 2008, 8:08 am

Press Release Author: Steve Johnson

Industry: Internet & Online

Press Release Summary: WorthPoint, an Internet-based data-and-media company that
offers a vast database of sales records on art, antiques and collectibles, on Monday
announced the formation of the Art, Antiques and Collectibles Media Network (AACMN).


Press Release Body: This first-of-its-kind centralized online media network will
help companies, agencies and media buyers market to leading online art, antiques and
collectibles Web sites through a single point of contact. Founding members
WorthPoint, GoAntiques and TIAS believe that the AACMN will provide a unique way to
target an upscale, hard-to-reach population with disposable income, as well as a
wider middle-income demographic.

The AACMN currently reaches 1.5 million unique visitors per month and is expected to
grow rapidly as other businesses join the network.

“The goal of WorthPoint is to help our customers make money,” said WorthPoint CEO
Will Seippel. “The same is true for the AACMN. Our online network will help
advertisers use existing resources to reach fans of art, antiques and collectibles.
As our network expands, we anticipate the AACMN will deliver even more value through
even greater economies of scale.”

“The average GoAntiques user is successful, well educated and has an appreciation
for the arts,” said Jim Kamnikar, president of GoAntiques. “The AACMN will help
advertisers target a highly valued audience.”

“Our new partnership with WorthPoint and GoAntiques creates an unprecedented
opportunity for advertisers seeking to connect with high-end consumers,” said
Phillip Davies, president of TIAS. “The AACMN does not only benefit merchants,
auctioneers and show promoters. Advertisers such as automotive, insurance and
pharmaceutical companies can cost effectively target this sought-after audience.”

For more information about the AACMN, send inquires to sales@worthpoint.com

About WorthPoint
Atlanta-based WorthPoint Corp. is an Internet-based data-and-media company that
offers a vast database of sales records on art, antiques and collectibles. Founded
in 2007, WorthPoint has quickly become the world\'s largest social network for
researching the worth of antiques and collectibles. WorthPoint helps collectors
understand the worth of their items and provides expert advice from its team of
Worthologists on how to preserve or sell antiques and collectibles.

About TIAS.com

TIAS serves approximately 160,000 unique customers a day. About 510 merchants sell
through the TIAS system, listing well more than 600,000 items for sale online. The
company has been building e-commerce systems for merchants who sell antiques and
collectibles since 1995. Sites affiliated with TIAS include CollectorOnline,
Curioscape, Earthling and AntiqueArts.

About GoAntiques

Founded in 1994, by Kathy Kamnikar as Antique Networking, GoAntiques is the oldest
antiques and collectibles site on the Internet. It offers more than 600,000 items
from more than 1,300 dealers in 31 countries and the world\'s largest
antiques-and-collectibles price guide, PriceMiner®. GoAntiques logs nearly a million
visits and thousands of transactions each month and has more than 350,000 registered
members. WorthPoint recently announced plans to acquire GoAntiques.





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Contact Details: News Contact:

WorthPoint Corporation
Steve Johnson
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steve.johnson@worthpoint.com