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We’re Growing: AdExchanger Acquired By Access Intelligence

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Greetings!

As you may have seen in today’s press release, AdExchanger is excited to announce that we have been acquired by Access Intelligence, a B2B media and information company.

Since I founded AdExchanger in 2008 (Whoa! Almost 10 years ago), AdExchanger has been laser-focused on serving our diverse community of marketers, agencies, media, technologists and anyone else who is thinking about the future of advertising and marketing.

Today’s announcement is our company’s biggest milestone yet and speaks to the growth opportunity we see for our community and the support that AdExchanger’s own editorial and events (PROGRAMMATIC I/O and Industry Preview) can provide.

Bottom line… We’re growing. We’re looking forward to it. And, we hope you are, too.

Thank you,

John

John Ebbert
Publisher
AdExchanger

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