
Online advertising company
ValueClick is on a bit of an acquisition spree. After
acquiring mobile ad network Greystripe earlier this year, the company is
buying personalized ad technology company
Dotomi. The deal is valued at $295 million, consisting of approximately 55 percent in cash and 45 percent in ValueClick common stock. Dotomi will become a subsidiary of publicly traded ValueClick. Dotomi provides, data-driven, personalized display media for major retailers and travel aggregators. The company works with clients to integrate anonymous data from web visitors into targeting display ads. Dotomi attaches geographic and demographic data to those users, and the company tracks which ads each test user sees and whether a sale ultimately results.
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