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    In November 2014, [24]7.ai acquired IntelliResponse, a provider of digital self-service technology, including virtual agent solutions. [12] In August 2015, [24]7.ai acquired Campanja, a Search Engine bidding platform with offices in Stockholm, London, Palo Alto, Chicago and New York, adding real-time marketing capability to the [24]7.ai offering.

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    24/7 Media was acquired in 2007 by WPP [26] at $11.75 a share, a turnaround from the low of 39 cents a share in 2003. [27] Journal The Economist reported that WPP acquisition of 24/7 Media was a reaction to Google acquiring 24/7's main rival DoubleClick. [28] Microsoft was a contender to buy 24/7 Media at the time. [29]