United Online, Inc.
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- United Online, Inc. (Nasdaq: UNTD) provides consumer subscription services and products over the Internet, including Internet access, email, web hosting, and related devices through its primary brands NetZero and Juno; it also offers online nostalgia and loyalty marketing services via Classmates, StayFriends, and MyPoints. The company's Communications segment delivers dial-up plans such as free (10 hours monthly with email), basic unlimited access with spam protection, accelerated dial-up (NetZero HiSpeed or Juno Turbo at up to five times standard speed), and toll-free access for remote areas; DSL broadband in select cities with Norton Antivirus and MegaMail; mobile broadband (NetZero Mobile Broadband and Home Wireless Broadband) on nationwide networks without contracts or overage fees; NetZero DataShield WiFi security VPN; and additional email and web hosting services. Its Content & Media segment includes social networking for nostalgia (Classmates.com with digitized yearbooks) and rewards programs (MyPoints). Founded in 2001 through the merger of NetZero and Juno Online Services and headquartered in Woodland Hills, California, United Online operates primarily in the United States with additional locations in India and Germany; it targets value-conscious consumers seeking affordable Internet connectivity and online engagement tools. The company previously expanded via acquisitions including Classmates Online (2004), MyPoints (2006), and FTD Group (2008, spun off in 2013 as FTD Companies, Inc.), and sold MyPoints to Prodege in April 2016. In July 2016, B. Riley Financial, Inc. completed its acquisition of United Online for $11.00 per share in a $170 million transaction, integrating it as a subsidiary focused on predictable recurring revenue from Internet services; Robert J. Taragan rejoined as CEO to optimize operations and free cash flow. No major partnerships, funding rounds, new product launches, or operational expansions have been reported since the acquisition through 2025, with the company maintaining its core dial-up, broadband, and mobile offerings amid B. Riley's broader asset management activities. United Online claims over 100 million registered accounts worldwide across its brands.