AOL to Buy Advertising.com Ad Network

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Probably to bail itself out, AOL has signed a deal to buy ad network Advertising.com for $435 million in cash. The acquisition will allow AOL to provide its advertisers with additional inventory from Advertising.com’s 110 million internet which represents 70 percent of all U.S. web users.

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