February 2010
Monthly Archive
February 18, 2010 // By AdNetworks.NET // 4 comments

Our second featured ad network is Bedrock. Bedrock is an ad network which empowers publishers to create ad units they feel are most appropriate for their audience… and they’re quietly turning the current ad model on its head. Recently, we were able to have a phone interview with Ophir Tanz, CEO of Bedrock. Below is the transcription of our phone interview.
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February 9, 2010 // By AdNetworks.NET // no comments

As the economy struggles one would expect any company that relies on advertising to have a similar fate. Nevertheless, business is booming over at NetShelter Technology Media as they are now the biggest tech media company in the world in terms of audience reach.
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February 8, 2010 // By AdNetworks.NET // 1 comment

According to a recent article in the Wall Street Journal, "video ads are among the fastest-growing parts of online advertising." In case you're looking to online video advertising, AdNetworks.NET has put together a list of 7 ad networks with varying models who are worth checking out:
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February 7, 2010 // By AdNetworks.NET // no comments

As reported by New Media Age, Apple Recruits Key talent to Lead Drive into Mobile Ad Sales, Apple is preparing to battle Google as it recruits two mobile ad industry heavyweights to enter the mobile advertising market.
According to the article the two heavyweights are...
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February 4, 2010 // By Kyle Eriss // no comments

While the North American and European online ad market has been nearing the point of total saturation, there remains one final frontier. According to a recent article in the Zimbabwe Guardian, Why Africa Ad Networks will define Africa Online Marketing, Africa continues to be a major challenge for advertisers due to...
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February 2, 2010 // By Kyle Eriss // 2 comments

It’s time of year again. As Super Bowl Sunday sits on the horizon, advertisers have been in overdrive pooling together the resources necessary to be placed in the sacred ad spots. While the NFL is undoubtedly the most televised sport it is also conveniently the most marketable. According to a recent Wall Street Journal Article...
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