Interpolls To Serve Ads on Google
ADOTAS – Interpolls, a rich media technology company, has announced that it will serve interactive ads and technology — including Rich Media Widgets, live on-air voting, polls, sweepstakes and video banners — on the Google content network.
The new deal will give Google’s publishers and advertisers direct access to Interpolls’ suite of rich media solutions. The Rich Media Widgets are min-apps that can be served on Web sites and embedded within social networks and blogs.
“Expanding our distribution network to include the Google content network was a critical piece needed to provide our clients with the industry’s largest rich media distribution to reach their customers and prospects without limitations,” said Peter Kim, CEO and president, Interpolls, in a released statement. “The agreement opens the door for our clients to increase their distribution through the Google content network, and provides Google publishers and advertisers access to our innovative rich media advertising and widget solutions.”
Interpolls was founded in 1999; its suite of products can be integrated into its ad-serving platform.
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