ShopIt Rolls Out Ad Network For Social Media, E-Commerce
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Social commerce provider ShopIt has launched ShopIt Media, an ad network that combines CPM-, CPA-, and peer-to-peer-based buys. The L.A.-based company revealed its plans to launch the network when it picked up $2.5 million in funding last October; part of the technology behind ShopIt Media stems from its acquisition of fellow social media ad net Triana Global. Release.
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