DoubleClick Chosen to Represent Infoseek in Six Countries | Internet News

DoubleClick Chosen to Represent Infoseek in Six Countries

Written By
Beth Cox
Beth Cox
Mar 26, 1999
1 minute read

New York City-based DoubleClick Inc. entered an
international ad sales partnership with portal and search site Infoseek.

“Infoseek is scaling rapidly around the world, and DoubleClick’s local sales
teams allow us to expand quickly and concentrate on building a world-class
Internet site,” said Beth Haggerty, senior vice president of worldwide
strategic partnerships and advertising sales at Infoseek. The countries
included in the partnership are France, Spain, the UK, Netherlands, Brazil and
Mexico.

DoubleClick has established operations with local advertising sales forces in
15 countries and sells advertising to more than 2,300 advertisers worldwide.
DoubleClick’s International Network represents more than 1,300 sites,
including Fast Company, Macromedia, EDGAR Online, Sega Europe, MTV Europe,
Wired Japan, CNET Japan, and ZDNet Spain.

“With the powerful combination of DoubleClick’s international sales
organization and DART technology, DoubleClick will maximize revenues for
Infoseek in several major Internet advertising markets and help them build on
their strong international market position,” said Barry Salzman, president of
DoubleClick International.

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