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Advertising - Wednesday, March 14, 2007

Latest Tally: Fast Approaching 200 Online Ad Networks

Making our plans for this Spring's Ad:Tech event in San Francisco is daunting due the the proliferation of ad networks. Publishers just can't keep up. Here's our list of players. We know we missed some so please let us know if you have any for us.

180 solutions
Accelerator Media
Accipiter AdMarket
adagency1
Adapt Advertising
AdBonus
AdBrite
AdCafe
Addrive
Addynamix
Adecn
Admob
Adreporting.com
Ads-click
Adscape Media
Adster
AdDynamix
AdEngage
Adgenta
Adinfuse
Adhearus
AdKnowledge
AdlandPro
AdOrigin
Ad Pepper
Adreporting.com
Adsmart
Adtegrity.com
Adrelief
Advertising.com
AdvertisingZ.com
Ad World Network
Affiliate Fuel
AffiliateSensor
Affnet
AllFeeds
Allyes
Ampira Media
Aptimus
Aquantive
AVN Ads
AzoogleAds
Backbeat Media
BannerBoxes
Bannerconnect
BardzoMedia
Bell Virtual Marketplace
BidClix
BidVertiser
Blogads
Blog-her
BlueFN
BlueLithium
BUDS Inc.
BrighRole
Burst Media
Casale Media
CBprosense.net
Centrum.cz
Centrum.sk
Chitika
Claria
ClickAdsWork
Clickbooth
Click Share
Clicksor
Commission Junction
ContextWeb
CoverClicks
CPA Empire
CPA Lead
CPASE
CPX Interactive
CrispAds
Daooda
Datran
Deltis
Directa Networks
Direct Revenue
DisplayAds Media
Dotomi
Double Fusion
EasyAd
Enhance
Enpocket
ETARGET
etology.com
eType
EuroClick
ExpoActive
eZula
Falk
Federated Media
Feedburner
FeedWeever
Fineclicks
Flux Advertising
Fruitcast
Fusionquest
Glam
Google Advertising
Gorilla Nation
HerAgency
Hispano Click
Hurricane Digital Media
Hydra Network
Hyperbidder
Incent-a-Click
IndustryBrains
Instream
InterClick
Interneo.ru
JoeTec
Jumpsart Media
Kanoodle
Kontera
LighteningCast
LinkShare
Mamma Media Solutions
Marché virtuel de Bell
Massive Entertainment
MaxBounty
MediaWhiz
Medio
Microsoft adCenter
Mirago
Miva
Networld Media
NextMedium
Nixxie
OMG
Oridian
Oxado
Pajamas Media
Payperpost
Paypopup.com
PeakClick
Peer39
Pheedo
Popuptraffic.com
Premium Metwork
PrimaryAds
Q Interactive
Quality Channel
Quigo
Realcast Media
Realtech Network
Revenue Loop
Revenue.net
Revenue Pilot
Right Media
Rythm New Media
Rydium
SearchFeed
SeeSaw Networks
7Search.com
ShareASale.com
SpecificMEDIA
Spearcast
SpotRunner
StopBounce
TACODA
Targetpoint
textads.biz
Text Link Ads
Text Links Brokerage
TheBlindNetwork
Third Screen Media
Tradedoubler
TrafficMovers
Travel Ad Network
Tremor Network
Tribal Fusion
Tumri
Tixa Internet Technology
Undertow Networks
24/7 Real Media
ValueClick
Vendare NetBlue
Veoda Advertising
Vibrant Media
VideoEgg
Whenu
Wunderloop
Yahoo! Advertising
YuMe Networks
Zanox
Zoove

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