Adzerk is in the midst of closing a $650,000 seed round from a mix of institutional and angel investors to build a “next generation” ad serving platform that includes features like real-time reporting ...

Reddit announced today that it will begin phasing out its own in-house advertising platform and Doubleclick for Publishers in favor of Adzerk, a system used by companies like StackExchange and Stack ...

Free ad serving might be bad business for all but the biggest players in ad tech. AdZerk, an ad-selling platform for publishers, sent a notice to its free and self-service customers that it’s shutting ...

Adzerk, the ad-serving technology startup which raised $650K in seed funding this July, is launching its next phase, called adOS. The new platform is intended as an evolution of its current product, ...

DURHAM, N.C., May 21, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- With the ad server industry flailing in 2019 (Sizmek went bankrupt, and Verizon, OpenX, and Polymorph are all closing their ad servers), Adzerk has seen only ...

James Avery is CEO of Adzerk, a publisher-side ad technology company. AdExchanger.com: Why focus on publisher ad serving as opposed to advertiser ad serving? JA: The reason is publishing. I view ...

Adzerk, whose APIs help clients build custom digital ad platforms, has raised USD$11m (£8.2m) in funding as part of a Series A round. With the new funding, Adzerk is rebranding to “Kevel,” while ...

Adzerk used to be your run-of-the-mill online advertising network, serving up traditional banner and sidebar ads and helping publishers and bloggers make money off their content. But kicking off with ...

The ad company Adzerk, which serves online ads for sites including Reddit and Imgur, said on Wednesday that it will offer publishers an automated mechanism for honoring consumers' do-not-track ...

Adzerk founder and CEO James Avery speaks the truth. He’s one of those people who can give me his opinion on anything startup or business related and, even if I don’t agree with him, I know I should ...