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The National Advertising Initiative Appendix A – List of NAI Members all categories 1999-2007

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To compile this list, the World Privacy Forum relied on saved pages of NAI available on Archive.org.

NAI membership from 1999- 2007

November 1999 24/7 Media
AdForce
AdKnowledge
Adsmart
DoubleClick
Engage
Flycast
MatchLogic
NetGravity (a division of DoubleClick)
Real Media No associate members listed November 2000 24/7 Media
AdForce
AdKnowledge
Adsmart
Avenue A
Burst! Media
DoubleClick
Engage
Flycast
MatchLogic
NetGravity (a division of DoubleClick)
Real Media No associate members listed November 2001 Avenue A
DoubleClick
L90
Matchlogic(suspended Sept. 24th)
24/7 Media No associate members listed November 2002 Avenue A
DoubleClick Three associate members listed: L90
24/7
ValueClick November 2003 Atlas DMT
Doubleclick Two associate members listed: 24/7
ValueClick November 2004 Atlas DMT
Doubleclick
Tacoda Systems Inc.
24/7 Real Media Two associate members listed: ValueClick
WebSideStory November 2005 Atlas
BehaviorLink
Doubleclick
Poindexter Systems
Revenue Science
Tacoda
24/7 RealMedia 17 associate members listed :
Adteractive AlmondNet America Online AWS
Casale Media
Direct Revenue
Exact Advertising LLC
Fastclick
Hotbar.com Inc
IAB
Intermix Media
180Solutions
TRUSTe
ValueClick
WAA
WebSideStory
WhenU November 2006 Advertising.com, Inc.
Atlas
DoubleClick
[x+1] (formerly Poindexter Systems, Inc.)
Revenue Science, Inc.
SpecificMEDIA, Inc.
TACODA, Inc.
24/7 Real Media Inc. 17 associate members listed in 2 categories: 121 Media
Adteractive
AlmondNet
America Online, Inc.
BlackFoot, Inc.
Casale Media, Inc.
Claria Corporation
Contextweb, Inc.
Fastclick
ValueClick, Inc. The following companies are members in-good- standing with the NAI AWS
Direct Revenue, LLC
eXact Advertising, LLC
Hotbar, Inc
Intermix Media, Inc.
WhenU
Zango, Inc. May 2007 Advertising.com, Inc.
Atlas
DoubleClick
[x+1]
Revenue Science, Inc.
SpecificMEDIA, Inc.
TACODA, Inc.
24/7 Real Media Inc. No associate members listed

2007 NAI Membership Activity

May 2007 Advertising.com, Inc.
Atlas
DoubleClick
[x+1]
Revenue Science, Inc.
SpecificMEDIA, Inc.
TACODA, Inc.
24/7 Real Media Inc. August 2007 Acerno
AlmondNet
Advertising.com, Inc.
Atlas
DoubleClick
[x+1]
Revenue Science, Inc.
SpecificMEDIA, Inc.
TACODA, Inc.
24/7 Real Media Inc. Roadmap: The National Advertising Initiative – Failing at Consumer Protection and at Self-Regulation: Appendix A – List of NAI Members (all categories) 1999-2007

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