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Gorilla Nation, AtomicOnline, Double Helix, Springboard In Big Merger

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Online marketing firms Gorilla Nation , Atomiconline , Double Helix , and Springboard said this morning that the firms are in a four-way merger, and have become Evolve Media. The firm said that Evolve Media has over 250 employees, and reaches over 300 million monthly uniques across its web sites.

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AtomicOnline Signs Destructoid

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Los Angeles-based GameRevolution , the online gaming unit of AtomicOnline/Evolve Media , said today that it has signed on online gaming site Destructoid.com , an online gaming blog site. Tags: atomiconline destructoid game videogame content advertising. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.

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Gorilla Nation, AtomicOnline, Double Helix, Springboard Merge Brand Efforts

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Online marketing firms Gorilla Nation , Atomiconline , Double Helix , and Springboard said this morning that the firms have joined their brands under parent firm Evolve Media. The firm said that Evolve Media has over 250 employees, and reaches over 300 million monthly uniques across its web sites.

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Evolve Media Launches Video Ad Division Sales

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the parent firm of Gorilla Nation and AtomicOnline, said today that it has launched sales efforts for its new video advertising division, SpringBoard Video. The online advertising firm said it has developed its own, proprietary ad-supported video player technology, which it is delivering to over 160 mid-tail web publishers.

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Evolve Media Buys WholesomeBabyFood.com

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Los Angeles-based Evolve Media , the parent firm of Gorilla Nation and AtomicOnline, said this morning that it has acquired WholesomeBabyFood.com , an online site focused on homemade baby food recipes. Evolve Media said the site will become part of its Momtastic online community for moms.