Traffic Stats
- Keywords: socialnetworking, college, nichesocialnetworks, university, mobile, collegiate, edu
PR: 0
Adult Site: no
IP: 82.98.86.179
Online
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College Tonight Teams Up with Jangl, Hints at Upcoming Mobile Features
College Tonight, the new social network for college students that recently went public through a reverse merger, has started to reveal the mobile features intended to make its ...Read more... -
Facebook Competitor College Tonight "Goes Public," Raises $1.6M
College Tonight, one of a group of startups that is trying to win over Facebook?s core college membership, has raised a $1.6 million round of financing. Oh, and they went ?publ...Read more... -
The Old College Try: Who Will Give Students Their Facebook Back?
While Alice Mathias may have overplayed the frivolous uses of Facebook for college students in her article called The Fakebook Generation published in the Grey Lady a few weeks...Read more...
Company

- Company Name: College Tonight
- Homepage: http://www.collegetonightinc.com
- Blog: http://blog.collegetonight.com
- Category: mobile
- Number of Employees: 15
- Tags: socialnetworking, college, nichesocialnetworks, university, mobile, collegiate, edu
- Description: Advertising for college oriented sites
- Overview:
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College Tonight, Inc. is a publicly-traded social media company based in Los Angeles that develops and operates various properties focused on the college demographic. Following the line strategy of helping advertisers effectively reach this often fickle demo speaks to the core of CTI’s ideology; establishing strong relationships between sponsors and students online and offline, and fundamentally improving the advertiser’s bottom line. As traditional advertising methodologies are proving increasingly ineffective with younger demographics, College Tonight, Inc. develops and operates properties that allow sponsors to advertise in ways that are inherently a part of the college experience, while providing students with fundamentally utilitarian services.
College Tonight has similar functionality to the dominant social networks MySpace and Facebook. TechCrunch’s coverage of other college-based social networks can be seen here.
| Name | Title |
| Name | Title |
| Aaron Samel | VP Finance & Business Development |







