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AOL Adds Premium Mobile Unit To Programmatic Lineup

AOL added another premium ad format to its programmatic offerings on Monday. A full-page mobile ad, the Road Devil Interstitial for Mobile, is part of an effort to add more premium, brand-friendly units to its programmatic inventory. The unit offers brands the ability to display a store locator, bring in recent tweets or play a video... Continue reading »
by Sarah Sluis // September 8th, 2014 //
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Advertising.com Group Rebrands As 'AOL Networks,' Emphasizing Shift To Programmatic

Just days before AOL reports its heavily scrutinized Q4 earnings, the company has rebranded the unit housing its Advertising.com flagship as AOL Networks. The purpose is to streamline AOL's message to agencies, advertisers, marketers, publishers and investors and convey that the company is a programmatic player, not a vestigial ad network with a farrago of... Continue reading »
by David Kaplan // February 5th, 2013 //
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