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New Youth Site Taps L90 for Advertising

Written By
Josh Schonwald
Josh Schonwald
Jul 19, 2000
1 minute read

Internet advertising company L90 Inc.
announced Tuesday that it will represent Thirsty.com, a
recently launched site targeting youths ages 13 to 22.

Under the agreement, Thirsty.com , which
debuted this month, will use L90 exclusively for its advertising
representation and will use L90s “adMonitor” technology to serve and track
its ad inventory. Thirsty.com also plans to run ads promoting the new site
on L90s advertising network, which includes channels targeting youth.

“Thirsty.com is poised to become a premier resource for online youth
audiences and we look forward to helping them maximize their online
advertising inventory,” said John Bohan, chief executive officer L90 Inc. “We are also pleased
that they have chosen to promote their launch through advertising on the L90
network,” he said.

Founded by entertainment industry veterans Jeff Pollack and Benny Medina,
Thirsty.com features content segmented into 13 youth-specific lifestyle
channels, such as Comics/SciFi, Hip Hop, and Rave/Techno. The site’s mission
is to give youths an online experience that complements their offline
lifestyle.

“We are very pleased to be working with L90 to develop Thirsty’s online and
offline presence because they are a well established leader in our industry
and have demonstrated success in reaching the youth market,” said Jeff
Pollack, co-chairman and CEO of Thirsty.com.

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