Tag: Boris Fridman

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Crisp Media acquires Smart Device Media to offer premium mobile advertising services

Published: December 8, 2011

Rich media advertising firm Crisp Media has acquired Smart Device Media in a move intended to address the growing market for premium mobile advertising.

Samsung takes aim at Apple iPad with Galaxy Tab

Published: September 20, 2010

Samsung has Apple’s iPad squarely in its sights with its Android-based Galaxy Tab that will be on the top four U.S. carriers and—gasp—will support Adobe Flash.

Why did Apple buy Quattro in the first place?

Published: August 20, 2010

Apple’s decision to phase out cross-platform mobile ad network Quattro Wireless to focus on iAd provides an opening to competing players. My, how generous.

Hearst leverages rich-media mobile Web banner ads to woo advertisers

Published: January 27, 2010

Hearst Magazines Digital Media is using new rich-media mobile Web advertisements from Crisp Wireless across their suite of WAP pages for various magazines in an effort to boost advertising.

Hearst leverages rich-media mobile Web banner ads to woo advertisers

Published: January 27, 2010

Hearst Magazines Digital Media is using new rich-media mobile Web advertisements from Crisp Wireless across its suite of WAP pages for various magazines in an effort to boost advertising.

Search doesn't play a large role in mobile -- yet: Crisp CEO

Published: June 9, 2008

Data from the inaugural edition of the Crisp Wireless Index shows that there was a 24 percent increase in traffic across mobile Web sites in the Crisp Wireless Mobile Publisher Network.

NBC pitches for sports market with mobile site

Published: February 28, 2008

NBC Sports upped the ante for sports news on handheld devices with an advertising-supported mobile site that's capable of delivering real-time content as well.

A&E Television Networks go mobile

Published: February 1, 2008

A&E Television Network selected Crisp Wireless to produce and manage mobile Web sites for three of the network's channel brands.