(KITM) Advances Mobile Video Advertising with Propel ‘Forward’ Technology Release

Brands Engage Multi-Screen Targeted Audiences with Advanced Metrics

JERSEY CITY, N.J., Aug. 26, 2014  — Kitara Media (OTCBB: KITM), a leading digital media and technology company providing video solutions to advertisers, digital marketers and publishers, today announced its release of Propel Forward, an expanded set of offerings for mobile and multi-screen video advertising.

“According to the IAB BI Intelligence Report, with the exception of mobile advertising, online video is growing faster than most other advertising mediums. Propel Forward combines the power of video and mobile in one platform,” said Bob Regular, CEO of Kitara Media. “By using Propel Forward, publishers gain a simple solution that provides video content and advertising across all screens and brands gain access to a turnkey advertising solution that offers cross screen advantages and drives audience engagement. We have invested in our technology platform to give advertisers the ability to create diversified campaigns aligned with brand objectives.”

Propel Forward is a video advertising solution designed to automate and manage the real time bidding process matching advertising inventory with target audiences delivered by publishers. Automating brand performance, Propel Forward integrates proprietary and third party technology systems and measurement to enable viewability measurement, ad safety firewalls, and advanced ad performance measurement. Benchmarking performance and safety, Propel Forward ensures quality brand metrics with targeted campaigns across the Kitara Media portfolio of owned and operated sites combined with the Propel Marketplace of syndicated publishers.

About Kitara Media

Kitara Media is a leading digital media and technology company providing video solutions to advertisers, digital marketers and publishers. With nearly 500 million monthly video ad views, Kitara Media delivers strong engagement for advertisers, high revenues for publishers, as well as improved user experience with PROPEL+, an internally developed proprietary video ad technology platform. Kitara Media owns and operates several online media sites including Healthguru.com and Adotas.com. The company is headquartered in Jersey City, NJ. For more information visit http://www.kitaramedia.com.

Forward-Looking Statements:

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