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• How Solve Media is Cleaning Up the Web & Rethinking Online Advertising By Using Branded Type-In Captchas

  The Crunch: Internet users are constantly typing in random words and phrases to prove they are not robots, but Solve Media, a digital advertising company, has built a better way.

  DealCrunch December 08, 2016

• Adiant Captchas Human Authentication Tech, Wants To Thwart Bot Traffic

  Adiant officially announced Tuesday the acquisition of Solve Media's advertising CAPTCHA business unit and its TYPE-IN ad platform.

  Mediapost November 10, 2015

• Battle of the Bots: How CAPTCHA Could Revive Publishing

  Publishers need revenue, and it typically comes from advertisers. With a new CAPTCHA system, both can scale efforts without sacrificing quality.

  Relevance November 10, 2015

• Shopping sites ratchet up battle against bots

  Cars.com site analysts knew something was up about seven years ago when they saw traffic suddenly surge on BMW listings in Albany, N.Y.

  Automotive News July 13, 2014

• Mobile engagement is automakers’ best weapon to combat ad fraud

  Automakers must build engagement into mobile ads to combat growing fraud, as the growth in smartphone-assisted car shopping shifts more and more advertising dollars into mobile.

  Mobile Marketer July 09, 2014

• Google, Piper Explores Advertising’s Botnet Problem, Urges Action

  Piper Jaffray's Gene Munster, who follows the shares of Google (GOOGL), among others, today reports on the attempts by the online world to deal with so-called suspicious traffic, which is skewing the true effectiveness of online advertising.

  Barron's July 08, 2014

• Car Brands Will Waste Over $500 Million On Fraudlent Online Ads This Year In the US Alone

  Automotive brands who advertise online in the United States will waste more than $500 million this year on ads that nobody sees, according to the digital advertising company Solve Media.

  Business Insider June 19, 2014

• TicketMaster UK Follows US in Upgrading CAPTCHA, Bane of Ticket-Buyeres

  TicketMaster's UK division (Ticketmaster.co.uk and Ticketmaster.ie) has announced that it is doing away with the all-too-familiar, all-too-annoying step in the online ticket-buying process: CAPTCHA, which stands for Completely Automated Public Turing test to tell Computers and Humans Apart.

  billboard biz June 16, 2014

• Zero waste marketing:Cognition and personalization is the new ad currency

  For years, site traffic has been a key metric for most businesses that advertise online. Unfortunately, CMOs can no longer assume that potential customers alone are generating their site traffic.

  Venture Beat June 09, 2014

• Ad Fraud: Are Your Digital Dollars Going Down the Drain?

  The old John Wanamaker complaint about wasting half his ad budget but not knowing which half now also applies to digital: Marketers increasingly complain about burning money on videos that no one sees, display ads that target shoppers post-purchase, and clicks made by adbots.

  CMO June 09, 2014

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