Though the U.S. House of Representatives remains in control of the Democratic Party by a slim margin, control of the U.S. Senate is yet to be determined. While all states, except for Georgia, have finalized their election results, Georgia is the only state with a special (run-off) election on January 5, 2021 to determine two remaining U.S. Senate seats, not just one. The results of those two races in Georgia will determine which political party will have control of the United States Senate.

 

Adaptive’s CEO, J. Michael Heil, states: “Two days ago, America’s electoral college completed its constitutional task. Now, all eyes are on Georgia. The results of Georgia’s special election will not only affect politics of Georgia and government of the United States, but its impact will extend to the entire world,  affecting  America’s foreign policy for years to come. Consequently, both parties are holding highly publicized campaign events and are continuing to make aggressive media-time investments to promote their respective candidates.”

 

As previously reported, Adaptive’s  national cable advertising network includes multiple systems in Georgia. Adaptive sells and inserts advertising for over 15 cable systems in Georgia covering multiple Demographic Market Areas, including Atlanta, Columbus, Albany, and Macon, with systems also covering smaller communities.

 

Mr. Heil continues: “Because the presidential election in Georgia was determined by approximately 12,000 votes with variances in “down-ballot” results, every vote in every town and city in Georgia will be important in determining control of the United States Senate with this state-wide special election. Accordingly,  the candidates and their respective political parties are still investing heavily in traditional television advertising. Our sales and technology teams will be working through the holidays to accommodate both parties and complete all digital ad insertions throughout the entire month of December.”

 

Adaptive Ad Systems Inc. is a digital media and video communications company. Together with its subsidiaries and manufactures it develops and deploys Dynamic Digital Ad Insertion (DDAI) streaming media hardware and proprietary processing software for the Cable TV, Satellite, and IPTV markets. Via its subsidiary Adaptive Broadband, it provides High-Speed Fixed Wireless Internet Service (WISP) to residences and small businesses. The Company’s DDAI and WISP services target the often-over-looked 2nd and 3rd Tier cable TV and rural WIFI markets, and now also Tier 1 markets. Adaptive’s proprietary software and hardware, installed in scores of cable television systems across the United States, creates a “network” of linked cable systems. This allows advertisers to purchase ads across the entire National Adaptive network, generating significantly more ad impressions than through the traditional ad insertion technologies in individual systems. Adaptive Ad Systems has established an innovative revenue sharing agreement with each individual system and manages all ad-related activities. Currently, the Company serves over 75 designated marketing areas in over 40 states. The Adaptive Broadband network system provides services via a network of Hybrid Access Points and Micro POPs. For additional information, please visit: www.aatv.co.

 

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