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Quick Hits: Carrier IQ Skirts Privacy Controversy, An Infographic on Going Viral, The Value of Counting Clicks

Written on
December 13th 2011
Author
Brian LaRue

ADOTAS - Carrier IQ, the company that monitors mobile data — and it’s controversial just how personal that data might be — on over 100 million mobile devices worldwide was in hot water over reports that circulated yesterday suggesting it was turning over  users’ data to the FBI (information from Carrier [...] more...

Quick Hits: RTB Will Hit $6 Billion in Global Spend in 2015

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October 13th 2011
Author
Gavin Dunaway

ADOTAS – According to a new report by IDC and PubMatic prepared in advance of the latter’s Fourth Annual Ad Revenue Conference, global spending through real-time bidding is forecast to hit $6 billion by 2015 — $5 billion of that will be from the U.S., a 71% growth over current spend as [...] more...

AOL Display Revenue Back From the Dead

Written on
August 9th 2011
Author
Bryn Durgin

ADOTAS – AOL posted advertising gains for the first time since 2008, according to its Q2 2011 earnings report released this morning. Still, the increases are not enough to bring the “You’ve Got Mail!” company back to life. Sure, compared with last year’s loss of a little over $1 billion in [...] more...

AOL Slurps Up TechCrunch

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September 28th 2010
Author
Gavin Dunaway

ADOTAS – At TechCrunch Disrupt, founder and tech media maven Michael Arrington just invited his new overlord, AOL CEO Tim Armstrong on stage and announced that it was official: AOL had acquired the mightiest of tech sites. Arrington fell to his knees and said in a throaty voice, “I shall [...] more...

AOL cornering content

Written on
August 17th 2009
Author
Edward Barrera

ADOTAS — The tumult in journalism is helping AOL speed up its content strategy. CEO Tim Armstrong’s new direction for the faltering and every-changing company is to corner the market on original digital content, and it seems to be working. According to the Times, of the more than 80 Web sites, [...] more...

AOL targeting big marketers but could steal smaller ones

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July 23rd 2009
Author
Edward Barrera

ADOTAS — When AOL CEO Tim Armstrong unveils a strategy Friday that focuses on combining specialized content and display advertising, he plans to make AOL appealing to large consumer products companies with big marketing budgets like Procter & Gamble. But he also is looking to gather the smaller local markets as [...] more...

What will happen to Bebo?

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July 13th 2009
Author
Edward Barrera

ADOTAS — What’s social network Bebo worth? Certainly not the $850 million it was bought for. Speculating grew early this year that AOL and its parent company Time Warner might be considering selling it. A proposal the company denied at the time. Estimates for the property were pegged at a dimishing [...] more...

MySpace loses poll, and readers comment on who should own analytics

Written on
June 19th 2009
Author
Edward Barrera

ADOTAS — In our weekly, amazingly unscientific poll, a large marjority, 65 percent, said that MySpace won’t be able to reinvent itself, despite some claims to the contrary. Readers also commented on Twitter, analytics and who should own it. Fox in the Henhouse: Should You Trust Your Agency with Analytics? Heath Westover: “I [...] more...

Hungry Google Looks For New Ad Partners

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December 5th 2007
Author
Sarah Novotny

It is being reported that Google, the behemoth that is swallowing digital media one company at a time, is looking to do business with more advertising partners other than its awaited new toy DoubleClick. An executive was quoted to say that the company is planning on moving to a single [...] more...



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