They had a website, so, with the possibility of using it to publish something in the future (who knows what that may be), it's easy just to keep it all sitting there, unused, behind authentication. It's such an insignficant thing, at minimal cost, that it's not worth worrying about. Put it behind a password, and hands off from there. Then, if you need it, just re-publish by removing the password. I don't think the website's existence in its present form has any meaning whatsoever, just as their physical mailing address has no meaning. All that remains is a corporate entity with virtually no assets, other than the name worldspace (or is it 1worldspace?....whatever), and the NOLs. The latter is the only thing that matters.
