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Undertone Networks Picks up $40 Million

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April 1st 2008
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As the economy slows to a mild crawl and most businesses prepare for the worst, the online advertising market continues to do deals and raise money. Today, Undertone Networks announced that it had raised a whopping $40 Million. This announcement is on the heels of rumors about Tribal Fusion, another [...] more...

Rosy Future Predicted for Small Ad Networks

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March 14th 2008
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ADOTAS — Smaller ad networks have a unique opportunity to drum up extra revenue, according to media investment bankers, DeSilva+Phillips, who released released a white paper on the subject today. The paper analyzes the online advertising network business from an M&A perspective in light of Google’s $3.1 billion acquisition of DoubleClick. DeSilva+Phillips [...] more...

Eyespot Offers Online Publishers New Products To Maximize Ad Revenue

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March 7th 2008
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ADOTAS — Eyespot announced today that it is offering online publishers transitioning from VideoEgg a new option for video applications and services. The Eyespot Personalization Suite allows sites to drive traffic and monetization with online video. The suite includes advanced rich Internet and mobile video applications that allow consumers to view, [...] more...

Top 10 Do’s And Don’ts Of Mobile Content Marketing

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March 5th 2008
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Mike Sprouse

ADOTAS EXCLUSIVE - There has been much written lately regarding the online marketing of ringtones and other mobile content. Various settlements and cooperative agreements have been reached between government agencies and companies. What can marketers, publishers and networks do, and equally importantly, not do if they market mobile content to [...] more...

IDG Makes Ad Network For Bloggers

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March 5th 2008
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ADOTAS - Independant publishers who have an interest in growing their revenue and increasing their traffic, but have limited resources have been given an alternative today. The IDG TechNetwork represents publishers to well-known technology marketers who trust IDG to place advertisements in appropriate sites. In return, publishers receive a share [...] more...

AzoogleAds Goes European

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March 3rd 2008
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ADOTAS - Azoogle, Inc, an online performance-based ad network, announced today that the firm is expanding into the European marketplace through an agreement with 77Agency, an independent New Media Marketing agency based in London. Publishers on AzoogleAds’ network will now have access to international advertising inventory in sectors including financial services, [...] more...

Hydra Network Adds New Campaigns

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February 22nd 2008
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The Hydra Network, an advertising network focused exclusively on cost-per-acquisition (CPA), announced today that it will be managing online ad campaigns for AARP, Sears and Citibank. Ads will be placed on affiliate site such as Yahoo, Google and Publishers Clearing House. A response-based online marketing campaign for AARP that will include [...] more...

Newspapers Create Ad Network To Compete

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February 15th 2008
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ADOTAS - Four major newspaper chains today announced the creation of quadrantOne, an online sales network that will allow advertisers to launch nationwide campaigns in one place. Advertisers will reach about 50 million unique visitors per month in 27 of the 30 top markets, the company says.  Investors include Tribune Co., [...] more...

Looking For Demographic Targeting? Look Towards The Data

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February 14th 2008
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Meir Zohar

Janet Driscoll Miller recently wrote about the new demographic targeting now possible on a limited basis with Google AdWords . While I respect the latest move from Google, who have contributed much to online advertising, I would encourage Janet to look beyond AdWords to other advertising vehicles that can offer [...] more...

Rubicon Project Makes A Name For Itself

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February 12th 2008
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Today the Rubicon Project, a firm which seeks to automate the online advertising industry released data from its private Beta program today. Since launching in Beta in October of 2007, over 3,500 web publishers have signed up to use the service. To date the Rubicon Project has optimized 4 billion [...] more...