Optimization signals the process involved in gradually improving a campaign to make both publisher and advertiser happy with performance.

Julie Amero is breathing somewhat easier today and a posse of security researchers are to be given their due for helping make it so.

We have always said that we support fair, well-written legislation, particularly national legislation that will bring uniformity and certainty to our industry. Today, with the passage of H.R. 964 in the House, we’re one step closer to seeing that goal achieved.

Today’s decision denying our TRO request in the lawsuit we filed against Kaspersky was not completely unexpected, given that the case is before the same judge who is hearing the PC Tools suit.

Last month, Zango filed a lawsuit against Australian software company PC Tools. That company’s “Spyware Doctor” product (at that time, version 5.0.0.169) literally and systematically eliminated Zango software from consumers’ machines without notice of any sort or any opportunity for them to object.

In the June issue of Washington CEO magazine, Zango CEO Keith Smith writes about “Lessons Learned” at the helm of the company he founded eight years ago.

For the third consecutive year, Washington CEO magazine has recognized Zango as one of the state’s Best Companies to Work For.

Washington CEO magazine’s annual list of Washington state’s Top 100 Private Companies is out and Zango is on the list.

While many ad:tech San Francisco attendees were settling into their respective hotel rooms, we kicked off last week’s conference by hosting a private dinner at what could by my new favorite San Francisco restaurant...

We have always said that we support fair, well-written legislation, particularly national legislation that will bring uniformity and certainty to the industry. Last week brought us one step closer to such legislation.