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About Sortable
Sortable is a leading company in the advertising, analytics, digital media, internet, and publishing industries. Founded in 2009 and headquartered in Canada, Sortable has quickly grown from a small team of four engineers to a globally empowering force for publishers. Their full monetization platform and robust analytic...
Ad Tech, Publisher Monetization, Big Data, Digital Advertising, Publisher Tools, Revenue Optimization, Publisher Technology, Online Publishing, UI/UX Design, Platform Agnostic, Collaborative Workplace, Profitable Startup, Culture-focused Company
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