Has OpenX’s open source ad server been hacked to death? After a serious attack on Saturday, OpenX abruptly pulled the plug on the OnRamp product yesterday, leaving customers scrambling to find new ad ...
After growing its open source ad server “business” for nearly a decade, OpenX (formerly known as OpenAds, which was formerly knows as PHPads) appears to be gaining traction as well as branching out to ...
Technology start-up OpenX launched an online ad marketplace for smaller Web publishers on Thursday designed to be an alternative to offerings from Google, Microsoft, Yahoo and AOL. OpenX Market aims ...
OpenX, the largest neutral online ad server for website publishers, is finally ready to take the wraps off of OpenX Market, a service that has been in the pipeline for quite some time and was ...
Independent ad server OpenX, a distant second to Google, was built for traditional display ads, but is beefing up efforts for mobile. The firm recently hired four mobile executives and has plans to ...
This story was written by David Kaplan. OpenX Technologies, the open-source ad server that rebranded from OpenAds last year, has closed a $10 million third round, bringing its total investment to more ...
Another victory for ill-intentioned hackers and a blow for the security of open source systems: OpenX, the online and mobile advertising company that announced a $22.5 million fund raising just last ...
As audiences continue to migrate to mobile, ad-tech companies built to serve traditional display ads are scrambling to adapt. OpenX president John Gentry Credit: Alex J. Berliner/ABImages OpenX, an ad ...
A critical security flaw in current and older versions of the popular open source OpenX ad server allows attackers to remotely compromise a server. Read the full article. [The H Security] A critical ...
Ad company OpenX, which helps publishers and enterprise companies sell valuable ad space, said today it has acquired LiftDNA, which helps find untapped ad sources and track how much money publishers ...
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