Aaron Broder forms company.
Develops first owned and operated publishing site Celebrityblvd.com to cater to entertainment fans and entertainment marketers.
Forms partnerships with several motion picture studios to build official movie websites and run ad campaigns on Celebrity Blvd.
Company changes name from Celebrity Blvd. to Gorilla Nation Media and starts to build out its audience reach by forming partnerships with third party publishers.
Signs ad sales agreements with independent web publishers, including ComingSoon, SuperHeroHype, and RottenTomatoes, who have large site audiences but no direct ad sales capabilities.
Acquires two premiere entertainment sites - movie news site Comingsoon.net and comic book news site Superherohype.com.
Launches Canadian business to provide further support for Canadian advertising agencies and marketers.
Acquires pioneer mixed martial arts website Sherdog.com.
Acquires wrestling news website Wrestlezone.com.
Acquires leading hockey community site Hfboards.com.
Acquires fashion community site Thefashionspot.com.
Acquires video game guides and news website Gamerevolution.com.
Forms London office to provide further support for British advertising agencies and marketers.
Acquires premiere anime site Myanimelist.net.
Creates Pebblebed, a unified propreitary CMS built on top of Wordpress for its owned and operated sites.
Hires international editors to localize publishing to cater to audiences in Canada, UK and Australia.
Opens Evolve Mexico office to provide technology development, finance and operations support.
April
James Weidner rejoins company as CFO to help navigate company growth going forward.
September
Company moves headquarters to Beverly Hills, CA.
September
Company moves headquarters to Beverly Hills, CA.