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  • Branch On Acquisition Of TUNE’s Attribution Biz: "You Can’t Have Measurement Without Fixing The User Experience"

    For the last four years, mobile measurement company TUNE has been “fighting with one hand tied behind its back,” said Alex Austin, CEO and co-founder of California-based deep-linking outfit Branch. In 2014, TUNE lost its Facebook marketing partner badge for allegedly retaining user data for too long. “But we’re giving TUNE both its arms back […]

  • TUNE Plans To Expand Its Product Team With $27 Million In Series B

    App attribution company TUNE is dog-earing a significant chunk of a new funding round to go on a hiring spree. Announced Thursday, the Series B cash injection was led by Icon Ventures (which happened to have rebranded from Jafco Ventures on Monday), with contributions from Performance Equity Management and Accel Partners, the latter which also […]

  • Who Needs Facebook? Tune Taps MobileDevHQ To Help With Unpaid Acquisition

    This year started out a bit rocky for Tune (née HasOffers), but the app attribution company seems to be moving on with Monday’s acquisition of MobileDevHQ. The purchase is part of Tune’s bid to build out its user acquisition attribution capabilities. The move comes a little more than a month after the company’s rebrand from […]

  • After Facebook Snub, A Scramble For HasOffers' Clients

    Competitors are jockeying to capture customers from HasOffers and Kontagent in the wake of Facebook’s decision to drop the two companies from its mobile measurement partner (MMP) program. HasOffers is the larger of the two MMPs shown the door last week for violating Facebook’s data policies. It has some very large app customers representing significant […]

  • How Facebook's Expulsion Of HasOffers Went Down

    For a mobile ad startup, getting kicked off Facebook’s platform is pretty much the worst-case scenario. As reported by AdExchanger last week, this nightmare recently became reality for two companies, HasOffers and Kontagent, who were found to have violated data collection policies and were removed from Facebook’s mobile measurement partner (MMP) program. The rejection of […]