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Dec 11, 2008
Komli Media ties up with PointRoll
Komli Media and US based PointRoll, a provider of rich media advertising, have announced a two-year strategic alliance for the Indian market. Under the partnership, Komli Media will exclusively deliver PointRoll's rich media technologies in India. This partnership aims to enable Indian advertisers to deliver dynamic and interactive creative that improves an ad's effectiveness, increasing branding and conversion opportunities while also providing publishers with a more engaging platform.
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