They're so confident in the business model, that Burstly will give developers a no risk guarantee: the publisher submits a floor eCPM and Burstly will run impressions and try to beat that— if they can't do that they'll pay double the difference at the end of each month.
There's one around fee transparency, where every participant in the supply chain submits the information about the fee they charged and verification that they actually ran the impression, which Kim said could replace a drawn-out reconciliation process.
The churn is thankless, especially for those trying to make an impression, or many impressions, running from one room to the next, setting up for a short set, then playing, then running again.
The place where the film was shot is called Cong - and you definitely get the impression running Quiet Man tours is the only game in town.
It can be difficult not to hear Darrell Hammond's long-running impression of Matthews when Matthews himself is speaking.
If you're curious about methodology, Chitika sampled "millions of U.S. and Canadian Mac OS X-based online ad impressions running through the Chitika Ad Network".
The newcomer Marion Barber did make a good impression, however, running for 45 yards and leading the Bears to a second-quarter touchdown.
Tensions only increased when Gordon Brown, the new prime minister, handed Des Browne, his defence minister, the work of the Scottish ministry in addition to the defence portfolio, leaving the impression that running the former was viewed as a part-time job.
Everything about his relaxed demeanour, including the hole in the arm of his expensive v-neck jumper, seems designed to convey the impression that running a magazine company is a rather straightforward affair.
Besides selling a fantasy about how easily a semi-delinquent, unemployed father-to-be could be turned into Prince Charming, Palin also spent her campaign trying to give the impression that running for vice president and taking care of five children, the youngest a baby with special needs, was as easy as falling off a snowbank.
