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Qliance: Qliance Medical Management Names Ona Karasa Chief Operating Officer

SEATTLE, WA (MARKET WIRE) Qliance Medical Management Inc., which operates insurance-free direct primary care clinics -- also known as "direct medical homes" -- in Washington State, today announced it has named Ona Karasa, 49, to the new position of chief operating officer. Karasa was formerly president of the Atlas Division of aQuantive, a digital media technology company acquired by Microsoft...

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Big Fish Hires Senior Execs

Seattle-based Big Fish Games announced today it has hired Michael Vernon as chief financial officer and Ian Hurlock-Jones as chief technology officer. Vernon is a veteran of Seattle-area firms aQuantive and Zumobi, while Hurlock-Jones comes from Fox Interactive Media and Buy.com. Big Fish, a leading developer and distributor of casual games, announced it was opening [...]

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Razorfish Execs Leave for Microsoft After Publicis Deal

NEW YORK (AdAge.com) -- As Razorfish is absorbed into Publicis Groupe, two top execs won't be coming along for the ride. Razorfish Chief Strategy Officer Jeff Lanctot and Managing Director Jim Watson, two 10-year veterans of the digital shop, are leaving for Microsoft, which acquired Razorfish as part of the aQuantive deal in 2007.

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Another former aQuantive exec leaves Microsoft for startup life

The aQuantive brain drain continues. Two years after Microsoft gobbled up the Seattle online advertising powerhouse for $6 billion, top executives from the company continue to find employment elsewhere.

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Microsoft Executives on the Move

Flight Simulator development/developers possibly reborn; aQuantive executive joins AdReady while Razorfish is sold; Microsoft-loaded Juniper serves Windows

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AdReady Appoints Advertising Veteran Karl Siebrecht as President and COO

SEATTLE--(BUSINESS WIRE)--AdReady, a pioneering technology company that makes online display advertising accessible to advertisers of any size, today announced Karl Siebrecht has been named President and Chief Operating Officer (COO). In these roles, Siebrecht will set and execute strategies related to the growth and leadership of all AdReady product lines. He was previously President of Atlas, an...

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Report: Razorfish employees unhappy with buyout terms

Employees at Razorfish -- the digital media agency that Microsoft is selling off to Publicis Groupe for $530 million -- will lose 75 percent of their unvested stock options once the deal goes through. AdAge reports that employees of the Seattle-based agency -- which was consumed by Microsoft as part of the $6 billion aQuantive deal -- will get 25 percent of their options and they must stay with the...

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Industry Moves: Microsoft' s AdECN Head Jeff Green Is Out

Online ad vet Jeff Green has left his post as COO of Microsoft’s AdECN ad exchange, MediaMemo’s Peter Kafka reports . Green’s responsibilities will be handled by Jed Nahum, who currently serves as business integration director for adECN at Microsoft ( NSDQ: MSFT ), and David Coburn, AdECN’s product manager. In a memo to the staff, Green didn’t offer any reasons for his...

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Advertising Agency Razofish To Be Sold By Microsoft

Microsoft is reportedly looking to sell its online advertising agency Razorfish just two years after acquiring it as part of a $6bn deal for parent company aQuantive Inc. According to a report in the Financial Times, Microsoft has brought in the investment bank Morgan Stanley to seek out a potential buyer for the agency, which according to predictions should sell for somewhere between $600 million...

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Lucid Commerce Raises $1.9 Million For e-Commerce Analytics

E-commerce and direct marketing analytics tech provider Lucid Commerce has raised $1.9 million worth of a planned $4 million round, according to an SEC filing . U.K.-based VC firm Adinvest participated in the round, along with previous backer OVP Venture Partners, per TechFlash . OVP led the startup’s $2.5 million first round back in 2008. Seattle-based Lucid Commerce’s products include...

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Another Microsoft Vice President Quits, “aQuantive Exodus” Reported by Microsoft Blog

Xbox suffers another major blow and "aQuantive exodus" affects Microsoft's prospects online

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Former aQuantive execs bolt from Microsoft 2 years after deal

The aQuantive exodus from Microsoft continues. Just yesterday, we reported that Karl Siebrecht -- the former president of aQuantive's Atlas unit -- planned to leave Microsoft to join Seattle online advertising startup AdReady. Now, we've received word that three other former aQuantive execs who held general manager titles at the software giant -- Aaron Easterly, Brian Handly and Brent Turner -- also...

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Internet M&A Multiples May Be Returning To Lofty Levels

Intuit (INTU) is buying personal-finance site Mint.com for $170 million. This represents a fairly rich acquisition price relative to current financial performance: If our projections of about $10 million in revenue this year are accurate, that would be a 17-times multiple of revenue. With about 1.2 million unique visitors currently coming to the site every, Intuit would be paying about $140 per user....

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Industry Moves: Microsoft's Siebrecht Joins AdReady As President

Karl Siebrecht, who was president of Atlas until parent company aQuantive was purchased by Microsoft ( NSDQ: MSFT ), is leaving Microsoft to join AdReady as the display advertising startup’s president. Kara Swisher first reported the news and Seattle area tech site TechFlash confirms it , with AdReady CEO Aaron Finn saying the hiring is indicative of the startup’s “progress.”...

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Softie Ad Exec Siebrecht to Join AdReady Start-Up

Apparently, not everyone leaves Yahoo to join Microsoft. On Friday, sources said, it was announced internally at Microsoft that Karl Siebrecht, the former President of Atlas at aQuantive, is joining AdReady at the end of the month as President and COO. AdReady, based in Seattle, bills itself as an "advertising technology company focused on making online display advertising accessible and effective...