Difference between revisions of "NebuAd"
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NebuAd technology was similar to that of [[Phorm]], in that it intercepted the web requests of Internet Service Providers' customers and built a profile of the customer, in order to provide targetted advertising. | NebuAd technology was similar to that of [[Phorm]], in that it intercepted the web requests of Internet Service Providers' customers and built a profile of the customer, in order to provide targetted advertising. | ||
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Revision as of 15:01, 8 September 2009
NebuAd was an American-based company, providing behavioural targeting advertising systems. [1]
NebuAd technology was similar to that of Phorm, in that it intercepted the web requests of Internet Service Providers' customers and built a profile of the customer, in order to provide targetted advertising.
The company closed down in May 2009. <ref>NebuAd knocks at death's door, 19 May 2009, accessed 8 September 2009.
References
- ↑ NebuAd Wikipedia page, accessed 8 September 2009
