Komli Media is spreading its wings: they've annouced today, the acquisition of Indoor Media, an online marketing company in the UK, targeting an Ethnic population; in June, they had acquired Australian site representation firm PostClick. This gives Komli "real estate" in the AsiaPac region, as well as UK. With Indoor Media, comes an ad network called AdMasala, which, according to its website, caters to an ethnic population targeting audiences on British Asian, Indian, Pakistani, Sri Lankan, Bangladeshi, Polish and Chinese sites. They claim that their content portfolio covers 400 websites; a few sites listed below, including those from the Indiatimes and Web18 stables. Indoor Media was founded by Murly Tiwari and Jay Rai in 2007, and is headquartered in London, UK, and claims to have an aggregate UK reach of 2.6 million enthnic minority users. Indoor’s clients include marketers such as Mercedes, the UK Government, O2, Vodafone and Western Union among others. Following these two acquisitions, Komli is now claiming to be "Asia Pacific's leading digital media network platform", with leadership among ethnic audiences among the four largest English speaking economies - Australia, Canada, UK and US. How modest. Komli also represents Facebook and Babycenter in India. Komli Media had raised $6 Million in funding in July 2010, Nexus Venture Partners, Helion Venture Partners, and Draper Fisher Jurvetson, but COO Prashant Mehta had declined to share any substantive details about how the ad network is performing. My take is that they're quickly acquiring real estate across geographies, it appears that…
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