IAB’s 2009 board includes newspaper, classified execs
The Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) has a new chairman of the board: David J. Moore, chairman & founder of 24/7 Real Media. Neil Ashe, president of CBS Interactive will be vice chairman of the IAB.
IAB’s 2009 board includes a number of newspaper and classified advertising execs, including:
– Mitch Golub, Cars.com
– Leon Levitt, Cox Newspapers
– Chris Ma, The Washington Post Company
– Gordon McLeod, Wall Street Journal Digital Network
– Martin Nisenholtz*, New York Times Company
– Jeff Webber, USATODAY.com
The IAB is comprised of more than 375 media and technology companies who are responsible for selling 86 percent of online advertising in the United States.
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