Industry Report Finds Direct Response Marketers Achieve Increased Reach and Efficiency Via Preventative Brand Safety Tools

Quarterly Industry Report Identifies Increased Media Efficiency for Direct Response Marketers Using Ad-Blocking Brand Safety Tools

NEW YORK, February 17, 2011 - According to a report released today from AdSafe Media, many direct
marketers achieved significant increases in the efficiency and reach of their
display advertising through the use of preventative brand safety tools. These
efficiency increases were driven by the ability of brand safety tools to
block low quality, underperforming inventory. By eliminating such inventory
from advertisers' media buys, the associated media acquisition costs were
also decreased, thereby lowering CPMs for direct marketers.

"Direct Marketers have the unique challenges of maximizing reach, while
maintaining efficient media acquisition costs. Tools like preventative brand
protection solutions are becoming widely adopted by Direct Response marketers
because they have the ability to increase brands' reach and media
efficiencies," commented Helene Monat, Co-founder and CEO of AdSafe Media.

Key findings from the report's "Industry Spotlight on Direct Response"
were:

    - Direct Response campaigns appeared on inventory that was 10% higher
      risk for advertising than industry norms. Specifically, Direct Response
      marketer's average inventory was rated 689 for the quarter versus the
      industry average of 767.
    - 4.1% of Direct Response campaigns failed to adhere to geo-targeting
      requirements, a significant percentage higher the industry norms of
      3.2%
    - Effective CPMs for AdSafe protected Direct Response Campaigns were 6%
      lower than the industry average, enabling significantly more reach than
      Brand marketers' campaigns.

Additional key findings from the overall industry report included:

    - 767 was the AdSafe Safety Index for all inventory served Q4 2010, a
      3.5% uptick from last quarter's Index of 743, indicating that the
      overall brand safety of inventory increased over the course of the
      quarter.
    - Over 3.2% of all inventory served in Q4 was served outside of
      geo-targeting requirements, equating to nearly 1.2 Billion impressions
      that did not comply with geo-targeting parameters.
    - 32% of inventory served between 12:00am - 4:00am was identified as high
      risk for advertising, an uptick from last quarter's percentage of 28%.
      These hours continue to be the highest risk to advertisers, as compared
      to the other 4 hour daily periods.

For more information regarding this report, please visit
www.adsafemedia.com.

About AdSafe Media

AdSafe is the Rating Standard of Online Media. AdSafe rates the brand
safety of content on commercially supported web pages using proprietary
algorithmic modeling and human verification. AdSafe's BrandSafe Firewall
enables Advertisers to prevent advertising from appearing on web pages that
do not meet their content rating requirements. AdSafe's Network Monitor
enables Ad-Networks and Publishers to manage the brand safety of their
display inventory, thereby increasing protecting clients and increasing
monetization of display inventory. AdSafe is headquartered in New York, NY
with operations in San Francisco, CA and London, England. For more
information visit www.AdSafeMedia.com.

    CONTACT: MATTHEW SCOTT
             +1-646-278-4868
             Matt@AdSafeMedia.com

Matthew Scott, +1-646-278-4868, Matt at AdSafeMedia.com