Ziffdavisinternational.com Website Review

ziff davis, a subsidiary of j2 global, inc., is a leading global digital-media company operating in three core verticals: technology, gaming, and shopping. its brands – pcmag, mashable, speedtest, extremetech, geek, toolbox, ign, askmen, offers.com, techbargains, emedia and salesify – produce and distribute premium content across multiple platforms and devices. ziff davis delivers advertising, performance marketing, data services and licensing solutions to thousands of clients worldwide. ziff davis publishes in 25 languages and successfully partners with local publishing operators across 114 countries. q3 2018, sources: youtu*e, facebook, snapchat video, & twitter; google an*lytics & snapchat; affiliate networks & partner portals. martech advisor, hr technologist and readitquik become part of the ziff davis family. ign acquires humble bundle, the digital game and media store that benefits charities. mashable, the pioneering tech blog, is selling itself to the publisher of pc magazine for $50 million — a quarter of its past valuation. ziff davis’ vivek shah on publishers’ e-commerce fever: ‘you need to have credibility’. ign chooses twitter as its official comic-con live streaming partner. ign's three-person snapchat content team makes 14 pieces a day for the platform. as president, steve horowitz oversees all aspects of ziff davis including the five business units – ziff davis tech & commerce; ign; ookla; ziff davis b2b; and ziff davis international. steve will continue to as*ist everyday health businesses in their development and strategy, as well as and be a key member of the j2 corporate leadership team. horowitz was formerly senior vice president, general manager at bankrate inc., the leading aggregator of personal finance and mortgage content. at bankrate, he directed product and business strategy and spearheaded the portal’s transformation into one of the leading destinations that allowed consumers to research and purchase consumer financial products, ranging from mortgages to deposit products to