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D.C. Crime Stories
Publisher: The good, the bad, and the city.
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    Publisher: The good, the bad, and the city.
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    Scott McCabe covers crime and courts in a city known for politics, scandal and murder. The New York Times dubbed him “the capital’s version of John Walsh” for his Most Wanted reporting work that led to the arrest of more than 53 fugitives. Before coming to Washington, D.C., McCabe worked in South Florida where he discovered the lost graves of the area’s first settlers. The tombs had been destroyed by town residents in the early 1900s because the settlers were black. The city of Lake Worth, Fla., and the U.S. Postal Service commemorated the discovery with a permanent, historic marker. McCabe covered the disputed 2000 election between George W. Bush and Al Gore, and coordinated The Palm Beach Post’s ballot recount which revealed how the butterfly ballot cost Gore the White House.
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United States Rank 84,720
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United States Page Views 93.3%
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D.C. Crime Stories advertising reaches 391 visitors across desktop and mobile web, in countries such as . Pricing models they offer are CPM on channels such as Display, Mobile, Email, Social Advertising on D.C. Crime Stories will allow you to reach consumers in industries or verticals such as .

They have advertising & marketing contacts listed on Kochava.

D.C. Crime Stories works with Advertising technology companies such as Google Adsense, Google Ad Partner Services, SkimLinks, DoubleClick.Net, Google Publisher Tag, Clickbooth, RadiumOne, MyBuys, Chango, Facebook Exchange FBX, Brandscreen, ContextWeb, 161Media, Adify, AppNexus, The Trade Desk, Openads/OpenX, Turn, Pubmatic, Rubicon Project, AudienceScience, SiteScout, Rocket Fuel, AdGear, Connexity, SpotXchange, Index Exchange, Dstillery, Criteo, Videology, Simpli.fi, BlueKai, Advertising.com, Adap.TV, Digilant, eXelate, Specific Media, NetSeer, Neustar AdAdvisor, Aggregate Knowledge, Burst Media, Datonics, Resonate Insights, Improve Digital, AOL-Time Warner Online Advertising, Zenovia, Zedo, IponWeb BidSwitch, X Plus One, Mediaplex, Proclivity, Accuen, DemDex, Experian, Flashtalking, AcuityAds, Yahoo Small Business, Upfront Digital Media, Eq Ads, VINDICO, PointRoll, Twitter Ads, Switch Ads, Yield Manager, Drawbridge, Media Innovation Group, DoubleVerify, Evidon, Adform, Conversant, Tapad, Taboola, Collective Media, bRealtime, Integral Ad Science, Adconion, Sovrn, Tribal Fusion, Exponential, Atlas, Komoona, RealVu, AdZerk, eyeReturn, Bizo, Engage BDR, MLN Advertising, LiveRail, Ohana, AppNexus Segment Pixel, Technorati Media, Commission Junction, Jumptap, AdSupply, Ezakus, Sonobi, Korrelate, Eyeota, MyBuys MyAds, Magnetic, BlueKai DMP, DoubleClick Bid Manager, GumGum, AdMeta, RhythmOne, Crosswise, BrightRoll, StickyAds TV, Geniee, Semasio, adingo, Smartclip, Google Adsense Asynchronous, Yavli.