Bertelsmann Launches International Campaign With DoubleClick | Internet News

Bertelsmann Launches International Campaign With DoubleClick

Written By
Beth Cox
Beth Cox
Jun 24, 1999
1 minute read

Bertelsmann Online (BOL), the international
e-commerce business of Bertelsmann AG, the third largest media company in the
world, signed an advertising deal with DoubleClick Inc.

Also, Warminster, PA-based TV/Web auction company Bidnow.com signed to become a part of the
DoubleClick Network.
BOL is implementing a major advertising campaign across all of its operating
markets, including Germany, UK, France, the Netherlands and coming soon, Spain.
Spending was not disclosed.

The agreement with DoubleClick will help promote the 4.5 million book titles
BOL offers throughout Europe

“BOL is leading the way for e-commerce in Europe and DoubleClick’s solutions
will help build on this momentum,” said Barry Salzman, president, of
DoubleClick International.

“Advertising on the DoubleClick Network allows us to efficiently reach our
target audience through many channels,” said Heinz B. Wermelinger, president
and CEO of BOL International.

Bidnow.com also will use DoubleClick’s Dynamic Advertising Reporting and
Targeting (DART) technology as its ad serving technology.
Bidnow.com offers an Internet and television based e-commerce platform, which
combines the live auctions, entertainment and home shopping.

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