NEWS18 January 2013
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US — Crowd Science, an online audience measurement and targeting firm founded by two former ComScore executives, has been acquired by digital video ad technology company YuMe.
YuMe CEO Jayant Kadambi said the company had been “laser-focused” on building up its audience measurement, modelling and targeting capabilities and saw Crowd Science as “the perfect complement to our data science group”.
Crowd Science was founded by John Martin, Paul Neto and John Wainwright in 2008. Martin and Neto were respectively a former software architect and technology and operations team leader at ComScore.
Martin (pictured) said of the deal: “The future of brand advertising will be defined by those with strong consumer data and broad reach in video across multiple platforms.”
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