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Solve Media (www.SolveMedia.com) today revealed that 10 percent of all online traffic is generated by bots – softwareapplications that run automated processes across the Web. eMarketer predicts online display ad spend will reach $15.3 billion globally in 2012, which means that potentially $1.5 billion in ads will be served to bots. Since 2011, Solve Media has witnessed a 400 percent rise in aberrant traffic across registration, voting, commenting and contact services on the web. The company’s CAPTCHA-based advertising technology provides security authentication solutions for publishers.

Fast Growing Firms Combine Strengths in Online Display, Video and Mobile Ad Solutions AUSTIN, Texas - Q1Media announced the completion of its merger with AdExcite. Founded in...

As the levels of advertising across all digital channels continue to rise, traditional display advertising is failing to win-over consumers who are increasingly desensitised to standard banner ads. Instead, rich media formats are achieving significantly higher levels of cut-through with online audiences, who are three times more likely to click on rich media ads than traditional banners.

Q1 2013 Digital Marketing Report by IgnitionOne highlights growth and trends in digital marketing NEW YORK – Research by IgnitionOne, the global leader in SaaS-based...

BAYSIDE, CALIFORNIA – All Classical Portland, an independent, non-profit radio station with an FM presence in several Oregon markets, this year celebrates its 30th anniversary...

Spongecell, the interactive display advertising company that is leading the creative resurgence of online display, has completed a new round of financing led by Eric Schmidt, Google’s Executive Chairman, and Jim Pallotta, Chairman and Managing Director of Raptor Group.

The rapid growth of the online video sector continued in 2012, with more campaigns undertaken and clients seeing the medium offer real value. However, Adap.tv, the company that delivers a programmatic way to trade video advertising, believes the industry must continue to push for further significant changes in 2013.