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Website: http://sonobi.com/

In Their Own Words

“We bring web publishers and advertisers together via a single buying and selling solution tuned to enable publishers to maximize ad revenue and advertisers to buy quality impressions.”

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What does this company do?

Ad Exchange
An auction-based marketplace connecting advertisers buying ad space with publishers selling ad inventory. Exchange platforms typically enable advertisers to work with data aggregators to target their ads.

Ad Network
Seller of aggregated publisher ad inventory from many websites. Many ad networks use proprietary technology and partner with data aggregators to target ads.

What data does this company collect?

Data Collected
Anonymous: Details Undisclosed

PII: Personally Identifiable Information (details undisclosed)

Undisclosed

Data Sharing
Undisclosed

Data Retention
As long as necessary to fulfill a business need or as required by law.

Data Use
Undisclosed

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• Sonobi Media

  444 New England Avenue
  Suite 215
  Winter Park, FL, 32789
  
  
• Privacy contact URL: http://sonobi.com/contact/

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Privacy policy: http://sonobi.com/privacy-policy/

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