Press Release

BtoB MAGAZINE NAMES BUSINESS.COM TO 'MEDIA POWER 50' FOR SECOND CONSECUTIVE YEAR

Top business-to-business marketing publication’s list of the best advertising and marketing venues also recognizes eight Business.com Advertising Network partners

SANTA MONICA, Calif., May 9, 2007—Business.com, the leading business search engine and pay-per-click advertising network, today announced it has been named for a second consecutive year as one of the 'Media Power 50' by BtoB magazine.

The Media Power 50 is BtoB magazine's annual listing of the top business-to-business advertising and marketing venues. BtoB editors and reporters evaluated ad revenue and audience as well as interviewing top media buyers, advertisers and industry analysts for their opinions on the most powerful and targeted venues. Business.com was honored in the Internet category.

"We're pleased that BtoB magazine continues to recognize Business.com as one of the top business-to-business advertising venues," said Jake Winebaum, CEO of Business.com. "Being named to the Media Power 50 along with several of our premier Business.com Advertising Network partners validates our ability to connect our advertisers with highly qualified, motivated business decision makers wherever they are across the business Internet."

Several Business.com Advertising Network partners were also named to the 2007 Media Power 50 list including WSJ.com, Forbes.com, BusinessWeek, CNet, Entrepreneur, Financial Times, AllBusiness.com, and GlobalSpec. These sites, and nearly 100 more online business destinations, display pay-per-click ads from Business.com advertisers. The Network enables Business.com advertisers to get their message out to a concentrated business buyer audience of more than 30 million unique visitors per month with a single PPC ad campaign.

Business.com's Media Power 50 recognition follows a series of achievements for the company this year. In early April, Business.com reported that the Business.com site saw 20.1 million visits in the first quarter of 2007, a 50 percent increase in site traffic over the first quarter of 2006. In February, the company announced that Dow Jones chose Business.com to be the exclusive provider of pay-per-click ads on search pages for The Wall Street Journal Online.

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About Business.com

Business.com, a wholly owned subsidiary of R.H. Donnelley Corporation, (NYSE: RHD), is the leading business search engine and directory and pay-per-click advertising network, serving more than 40 million business users and thousands of advertisers every month. Business.com helps business decision makers quickly find what they need to manage and grow their businesses, and enables business-to-business marketing professionals to reach these users wherever they are across the business Internet through premier partners, including The Wall Street Journal Online, Forbes, BusinessWeek, Hoovers, Financial Times and Internet.com. The company recently launched Work.com, a B2B community publishing platform featuring more than 1,900 business how-to guides contributed by business experts. Business.com was named to the 2006 Inc. 500 and BtoB magazine’s Media Power 50.

Media Contact:

Ben Hanna
VP, Marketing
310.586.4340
ben.hanna@business.com

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