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Outcast Links With ECOtality On Advertising Network

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Santa Monica-based out of home advertising network operator Outcast and electric vehicle charging station company ECOtality said this morning that the two have teamed to launch a digital ad network tied to ECOtality's EV charging stations. Financial details of the link between the companies was not disclosed. READ MORE>>.

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Out of Home Advertising Firms Merge

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Santa Monica-based Fuelcast, which operates an advertising network at gas stations, said Thursday that it has merged with Bhootan, which provides out-of-home media at retail stores, to create a new company called Outcast. The new, merged company will be headquartered in Santa Monica. and McDonald's. and McDonald's.

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Outcast Inks Deal With NFL Network

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Santa Monica-based Outcast , the operator of those ubiquitous, video advertising screens at gas stations, reported today that it has inked a deal with the NFL Network. Outcast said it reaches a total audience of more than 68 million consumers through its screens, which are in gas stations and in health clubs nationwide.

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Mindshare LA Brings the Power of “Play” to Santa Monica

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Campbell quickly formed a thriving community he calls “Mindshaians” who flocked to attend his various salons, workshops, screenings, and cultural outings. “In will be held in Santa Monica April 26 th at the V Lounge. The post Mindshare LA Brings the Power of “Play” to Santa Monica appeared first on TechZulu.

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Outcast In Content Deals with CBS, CNET, HGTV

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Santa Monica-based Outcast , an operator of at-the-pump digital displays, said this morning that it has inked new content partnerships with CBS, CNET, and HGTV. Outcast runs a network of digital displays at gas stations, which feature both content and advertising. The firm says it now has 12,600 of its screens deployed.

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GumGum Powers In-Image Ads On Rolling Stone

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Santa Monica-based ad technology developer GumGum --which injects contextually relevant ads into images on publishers' websites, said today that it has signed a renewed partnership with Wenner Media, the publisher of Rolling Stone , Us Weekly and Men's Journal.

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GumGum Sports: Lost Opportunity For Sponsors At Women's World Cup

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Santa Monica-based GumGum Sports , which uses computer vision technology to analyze the value of sponsorship of sporting events, says that the recent matches at the World Cup, featuring the U.S. Women's National Team, was a lost opportunity for the tournament.