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Glam Media

www.glammedia.com

 
In 2003, the Glam Media founders had a vision that was simple and revolutionary - that people will be the filters for all content and commerce for consumers. Glam pioneered the next generation media model by connecting vertical social media and brand advertisers with targeted vertical audiences online.    Since its launch in 2005, it has grown to reach more than 280 million monthly unique visitors globally - and is #1 for lifestyle, #1 for women and a Top 10 US Web Property as measured by comScore. Glam has more than 4,500 premium content creators organized across multiple verticals online including Glam.com ...
  • Number of Employees: 100-250
  • Annual Revenue: $50-100 Million
  • www.glammedia.com
  • 2000 Sierra Point Pkwy
    Brisbane, CA USA 94005
  • Phone: 650.244.4000

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