If you’re saying “Claria who?”, hold one…this is the renamed Gator (which of course makes it sounds like a Phrma company).
Claria, whose advertising platform (or adware) has come under legal fire from multiple site operators, filed an S-1 document with the SEC, seeking to raise an unspecified sum through an initial public offering. According to its filing, the company said it had a net income of about $35 million on revenue of $90 million in 2003.
Related: Web publishers settle with Gator
Of course, if you want all the lowdown on the venture capital and M&A and IPO deal economy in the digital media sector, you can check out my latest report, “The Digital Media Deals Report Q1, 2004“
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