Apr 14th: the Rubicon Project Unveils Free Ad Network Ad Server
The Rubicon Project Blog!
We have a strong culture that encourages everyone in the company to be open and share their thoughts. So, we decided to put this blog up to let you know what's on our mind.
Startup life is its own special universe. I joined this company a few months ago after years at an Internet behemoth, and I can’t begin to describe the differences in how we operate here at the Rubicon Project. It’s a combination of madness, mayhem and genius breakthroughs – and that’s usually before lunch. read more »
05/08/2008 - 17:39Last night we went out to a company dinner, and it was just amazing to look around and see so many faces, new and old. Since starting with the company in October, we’ve been going at light speed, and Tuesday night I just had a “Wow!” moment. Culture is so important to us here, and I was so happy to see that there was just so much positive energy and enthusiasm, as we’ve doubled in size and been under tons of pressure over the past couple weeks. read more »
04/17/2008 - 03:04Five black Rubicon Project-branded Suburbans later, most of the RP
team has arrived in San Francisco for ad:tech! I know what you're
thinking…our whole team? Is it 1998? No…we we have all been working
super-hard lately (you may have noticed we, um, launched two new
products, entered public beta, created an ad space certification
program, released a 21 page marketing report based on our Q1 data,
just to name a few) and caravaning up here was a great opportunity to get some team bonding in (and who doesn't love cheesy road trip
games?) read more »04/15/2008 - 21:29Greetings everyone! I'm Frank Addante, CEO and one of the founders of the Rubicon Project. Today is a very big day for us. Our whole team is excited to finally unveil a number of things we've been working diligently on the past three months. But first, I have to tell you, I am incredibly proud of what this team has accomplished in such a short period of time. For example, our engineering team has, literally, been working around the clock for weeks now. read more »
04/15/2008 - 01:08