Revenue Soars for Leading Independent Ad Technology Provider Despite Turbulent Times.

New York (December 19, 2008) CheckM8 (pronounced "checkmate")
the leading independent ad technology provider offering cutting-edge ad serving, inventory management, and rich media solutions, today announced it will nearly double in year-over-year revenue despite the harsh economic climate. The result is the highest revenue year for the company since it was founded in 2000.

The company has significant traction in North America and signed 30 new customers in 2008, including CurtCo Media, Game Show Network, Laptop Magazine, Texas Monthly, and Ziff Davis Media. It also has taken a prominent position in key global markets including Brazil and Tokyo.

"Publishers are looking at the value provided by ad technology partners now more than ever during these turbulent economic times," says Dana Ghavami, CEO, CheckM8." Emerging providers like CheckM8 bring tremendous efficiencies in the ad management process and open major new revenues streams with our rich media technologies".

In support of continued growth and demand, CheckM8 this year integrated with leading publisher tools like Solbright for IO management and video content management platform Brightcove.
"CheckM8 is gaining a firm footing with brand publishers worldwide as the ad technology landscape shapes up between monetizing ad space with a partner or being monetized by one of the Big 4 ad portal networks," continues Mr.
Ghavami. "Moreover, we are leading the way for publishers to maximize lucrative rich media and video advertising in the wake of mounting price pressure on traditional online ad inventory."

CheckM8 (www.checkm8.com) is the leading and most trusted independent ad technology provider for online publishers. It empowers content providers to maximize digital ad revenue and operational efficiency with cutting-edge ad serving, inventory management, rich media-- for next-generation web, video, and mobile advertising in a unified and publisher-centric platform. CheckM8 powers over 100 leading media brands worldwide, including Business Week, Nielsen, Sports Illustrated, Time Inc., Washington Post/Newsweek Interactive. The company is based in New York with R&D facilities in Tel Aviv and partner offices in Madrid, Stockholm, and Tokyo.