Arti-Media(TM) Excites the Online Market by Providing Non-Intrusive Advertising to Video


SINGAPORE, April 1 /PRNewswire/ --

- Target-Ad(TM), an intelligent foundation service, brings a better user
experience and added value to publishers

Arti-Media, a company that brings ingenuity to video monetization,
announces Target-Ad a solution that embeds advertising in online video
content meeting IAB standards.

Through advanced behavioral and video content analysis technologies,
Arti-Media's Target-Ad is able to increase advertising inventory, its
effectiveness, and adds profitability to online video publishers while
simultaneously limiting intrusiveness for the viewer.

"We continue to be pleased with bringing added value to publishers'
videos," said Amir Segev, general manager of Arti-Media. "By increasing the
monetization of videos with Target-Ad, our partners see an immediate increase
in revenue as their users enjoy a superior viewing experience while engaging
with advertisements. Our solution allows easy integration with existing
ad-servers, allowing us to meet our partners' needs."

Advertising in video is currently intrusive, content agnostic, and
disturbs the viewers' experience. By placing advertisements in optimal
locations outside the main action yet keeping it in the focus of the viewer,
the viewing experience, as well as the advertisements' effectiveness, is
enhanced, allowing publishers to maintain the essence of their videos.

Arti-Media currently has various partners throughout the EMEA and is
expecting their services to continue to grow as more publishers see the
benefits of Target-Ad.

Target-Ad's capabilities can be seen at www.arti-mediagroup.com.

About Arti-Media(TM)

Arti-Media is a global leader in value-added monetization services for
online video. The Company is a subsidiary of Artivision Technologies Ltd (SGX
- Singapore Exchange, CATALIST: ARTIVIS), an international video content
analysis (VCA) technology pioneer. More information about Arti-Media is
available online at www.arti-mediagroup.com.

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