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The Ad Network Is Dead – Oh Wait, InterCLICK Rings NASDAQ Opening Bell

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The ad network, InterCLICK (get the ICLK quote from CNN Money), which recently moved to the NASDAQ with its publicly-traded stock, rang today’s opening bell at the NASDAQ Market Site in New York City. Michael Mathews, CEO and Michael Katz, President and Founder of interCLICK, Inc., were among the lucky ringers.

The ad network model appears to be alive and well.

See more on the NASDAQ market site. Or, download the video of the InterClick team clapping its way through the open.

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