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35. Michael Katz – double-clicking on InterCLICK and Yahoo

Paleo AdTech

Mike spent an eventful (almost) year at Yahoo as VP of Optimization and Analytics in 2012 before founding mParticle with his brother Andrew, Jason Lynn and Dave Myers. ” Margins were tight, which served them well during the recession of 2008-09 and set up an uplisting to Nasdaq in 2009. He’s based in NYC.

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35. Michael Katz – double-clicking on InterCLICK and Yahoo

Paleo AdTech

Mike spent an eventful (almost) year at Yahoo as VP of Optimization and Analytics in 2012 before founding mParticle with his brother Andrew, Jason Lynn and Dave Myers. The team moved from pop-up blockers to arbitraging ads for their own account using ad networks and affiliate networks that were available at the time.

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Digiday+ Research: A guide to the top 10 ID alternatives for publishers

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