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Dulles, Virginia - (Cheap Web Hosting Directory) - May 24, 2007 - AOL has acquired international online ad-serving company, ADTECH AG, as an independent subsidiary of Advertising.com, extending the company’s international reach, with businesses in over 25 countries.

ADTECH AG will continue to be based in Frankfurt. The financial terms of the acquisition were not disclosed. The acquisition is hoped to provide AOL with an advanced ad-serving platform that includes an array of ad management and delivery applications enabling website publishers to manage, traffic and report on their online advertising campaigns.

Randy Falco, Chairman and CEO of AOL remarked, ”AOL has incredible momentum in the online advertising space, and our acquisition of ADTECH builds on this by providing AOL with a next-generation ad-serving platform, letting us deepen our relationships with publishers in Europe and the U.S. and provide them a more complete set of solutions.”

The ADTECH ad-serving platform differentiates itself via its scalable, enterprise-class infrastructure and publisher-friendly tools, providing intuitive and feature-rich user interfaces, superior inventory management and forecasting capabilities, and robust and flexible reporting.

Lynda Clarizio, President of Advertising.com remarked, ”ADTECH is a perfect complement to Advertising.com’s display, video and affiliate advertising networks, letting us provide publishers with a comprehensive solution for ad management and monetization. Through this acquisition, publishers will be able to better manage their own advertiser campaigns via ADTECH, as well as better monetize their available inventory via Advertising.com’s diverse solutions and extensive advertiser base.”

ADTECH works with top publishers in 25 countries. In the fall of 2006, it launched U.S. operations to manage its growing U.S. customer base. Headquartered in the U.S., Advertising.com also has operations in nine countries throughout Europe and Asia.

Dirk Freytag, Chief Executive Officer of ADTECH commented, ”Both Advertising.com and ADTECH are focused on providing website publishers with the best online advertising solutions and highest level of customer service available in the online advertising marketplace. We look forward to leveraging our joint strengths to help our partners manage, monetize and maximize their advertising inventory.”

Other recent corporate acquisitions by AOL include Relegence Corporation in November 2006; Userplane in August 2006; Lightningcast, Inc. in May 2006; Truveo, Inc. in December 2005; Weblogs, Inc. in October 2005; and Xdrive, Inc. and Wildseed, Ltd. in August 2005. AOL acquired Advertising.com in June 2004.

AOL is a global web services company that operates web destinations, with a comprehensive suite of free software and services, runs one of the largest Internet access businesses in the U.S., and provides a full set of advertising solutions. A majority-owned subsidiary of Time Warner Inc. (NYSE:TWX), AOL LLC is based in Dulles, Virginia. AOL and its subsidiaries also have operations in Europe, Canada and Asia.

Advertising.com, a wholly owned subsidiary of AOL LLC, is a global online advertising services company. The company offers a fully integrated suite of online advertising solutions, including display advertising, search engine marketing, managed affiliate placements and video advertising. These solutions are powered by Advertising.com’s award-winning optimization technology and industry-leading third-party display advertising network, which reaches more unique visitors each month than any other online property.

Founded in 1998 and with customers in 25 countries, ADTECH is an international digital marketing solutions company. Its flagship product is the Helios IQ ad serving platform, a next-generation suite of applications which enables Web publishers to manage, serve and report on their online advertising campaigns. Helios IQ allows its customers to enhance efficiency, reliability and ROI in their online advertising businesses.

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