No revenues were posted for the period. The Company believes that comparisons with results from 1999 are not meaningful as we were then operating an educational software business, which was sold in July of last year. The Company's strategy is not to be a destination site, but to position itself as a provider of applications and underlying technology to sports web sites and sites with sports content. We are developing our distribution network for the sports media market including portals, ISPs, media, fantasy teams, sports news sites, leagues and teams. Our business development team is actively negotiating with additional sites from these categories to further expand our partner network.
New partners continue to be enthusiastic about our highly interactive, sticky applications.
In April, we released our first product, a series of interactive applications for baseball. The Company is leveraging its modular technology architecture to rapidly develop additional sports applications. This year, our development team will release applications for football, basketball, hockey and soccer. Our product development team is working to migrate our technology to other platforms, including interactive television and wireless devices, as well as working on enhancements to applications for polling, chat, games and video. We have engaged Millsport, a leading sports marketing agency that represents major sponsors and professional sport properties including Pepsi, GTE, Disney Regional Entertainment and ExxonMobil, to help us monetize our technology's unique capabilities for contextual points of sale and sponsorship.