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GE/NBC Universal’s Peacock Equity invests $2 million in mobile ad network – Greystripe

September 7, 2009 by Dusan Belic - Leave a Comment

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Mobile advertising space is heating up in consolidation. Just recently we reported that AdMob has acquired AdWhirl, and now we have the mobile advertising network Greystripe announcing $2 million investment from GE/NBCU’s Peacock Equity Fund, capping a $7.5 million Series C funding round. For the record, the previously announced $5.5 million of this Series C round was from Disney’s Steamboat Ventures, Incubic Venture Capital, and Monitor Ventures.

Briefly about Greystripe and their advantage over other mobile ad networks (from the press release):

Unlike other mobile advertising networks, Greystripe’s CTIA E-Tech award-winning technology allows online media buyers to easily add mobile advertising to their digital campaigns with a turnkey solution that can deliver Flash PC advertisements to the iPhone via Greystripe’s proprietary transcoding technology.

Finally, in case you’re wondering which companies have run campaigns on Greystripe’s network, they include Kia, Axe Unilever, Jeep, US Navy, Paramount Pictures, and JC Penney…

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