TradeDoubler AB (publ.) NOTICE TO ATTEND THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING


The shareholders of TradeDoubler AB (publ.) (556575-7423) are hereby
summoned to the annual general meeting of the shareholders to be held
on Thursday 24 May 2007, 1:00 pm, at Göteborgssalen, in Folkets hus,
Barnhusgatan 12-14, Stockholm. Registration for the meeting will
commence at 12.15 pm.

A. Participation

Shareholders who wish to participate in the annual general meeting of
the shareholders must (i) be recorded as shareholders in the register
of shareholders maintained by VPC AB (the Swedish Securities Register
Centre) on 18 May 2007, and (ii) notify the company of their
intention to attend the meeting no later than on 18 May 2007, at 4:00
pm. The notification shall be made in writing to TradeDoubler AB
(publ.), Barnhusgatan 12, 8tr, 111 23 Stockholm, by telefax 08-40
50 844, by telephone 08-40 50 883 or by e-mail
bolagsstamma@tradedoubler.com. When the shareholders notify the
company they shall state their name, personal identity
number/registration number, address, telephone number, registered
holding of shares and any assistants. Shareholders who are
represented by a proxy should send the original power of attorney,
signed and dated by the shareholder, to the company in advance to the
annual general meeting of the shareholders. Shareholders whose shares
are registered in the name of a nominee through the trust department
of a bank or similar institution must, in order to participate in the
annual general meeting of the shareholders, request that their shares
are temporarily re-registered in their own names in the register of
shareholders maintained by VPC AB. Such registration must be effected
by VPC AB not later than on 18 May 2007. This means that shareholders
who need such registration must well in advance of 18 May 2007 notify
the nominee thereof.

Any personal record data from powers of attorney and the register of
shareholders maintained by VPC AB will be used for necessary
registration and preparation of the voting list for the annual
general meeting of the shareholders.


B. Matters at the General Meeting

B.1 Proposed Agenda

1. Opening of the meeting.
2. Election of the chairman of the meeting.
3. Preparation and approval of the voting list.
4. Approval of the agenda.
5. Election of one or two persons to certify the minutes.
6. Consideration of whether the meeting has been properly called.
7. Presentation of the annual accounts and the auditors' report and
the consolidated accounts and the consolidated auditors' report.
8. The managing director's speech.
9. Report by the chairman of the board of directors on the work of
the board of directors, the compensation committee and the audit
committee, and report by the chairman of the nomination committees on
the work of the nomination committee.
10. Resolutions regarding:
 a) adoption of the profit and loss account, the balance sheet and
the consolidated profit and loss account and the consolidated balance
sheet,
 b) allocation of the company's result according to the approved
balance sheet, and
 c) discharge from liability for the members of the board of
directors and the managing director.
11. Determining the number of members of the board of directors.
12. Decision on remuneration of the board of directors and the
auditors.
13. Election of the directors of the board.
14. Election of the chairman of the board of directors.
15. Election of the nomination committee.
16. Decision on principles for compensation and other conditions of
employment of the company management.
17. Decision on the board's proposal for an option program for the
management.
18. Other matters.
19. Conclusion of the meeting.


B.2 Proposals for decision

Item 2 - Proposal of chairman of the meeting

The nomination committee proposes Carl Svernlöv, attorney at law as
chairman of the meeting.

Item 10 b) - Allocation of the company's result

The board of directors and the managing director propose a dividend
of SEK 5.00 per share, and that the record day for the dividend be 29
May 2007. If the annual general meeting of the shareholders decides
in accordance with the proposal, it should be able to send the
payment of the dividend out via VPC AB on 1 June 2007.

Items 11-13 - Proposal for the election of the board of directors and
auditors, remuneration, etc.

The nomination committee has consisted of Robert Ahldin representing
Arctic Ventures I EHF, Ramsay Brufer (chairman) representing Alecta
 Pensionsförsäkringar, Felix Hagnö representing his own holding of
shares through Enzymix Systems Ltd., Kjell Duveblad, chairman of the
board of directors and the attached members Anders Ljungqvist,
representing AMF Pension and Anders Algotsson, representing AFA.

The election committee has unanimously proposed:

- that the number of members of the board of directors shall amount
to eight;

- that the compensation to the board of directors shall amount to:
SEK 450,000 to the chairman of the board of directors, SEK 250,000 to
the vice chairman of the board of directors, SEK 200,000 to each of
the other directors of the board which are not employed by
TradeDoubler, and for committee work, to the directors appointed by
the board of directors: SEK 75,000 to the chairman of the audit
committee and SEK 50,000 to each of the other members of the audit
committee and SEK 50,000 to the chairman of the compensation
committee;

- that the auditors shall be entitled to a fee in accordance with the
amount invoiced;

- that the following persons are re-elected as directors of the
board: Elisabeth Annell, Kjell Duveblad, Felix Hagnö, Martin
Henricson and Lars Stugemo and that Kristoffer Arwin, Lars Lundquist
and Rolf Lydahl are new-elected as directors of the board, and

- that Kjell Duveblad is re-elected as chairman of the board of
directors.

It is noted that the registered public accounting firm KPMG Bohlins
AB, which was elected as auditor at the annual general meeting held
in 2005, will remain as auditor with Carl Lindgren as the auditor in
charge.


Item 15 - Proposal for election of the nomination committee

The nomination committee proposes the following with respect to the
company's nomination procedure.

1. That the company shall have a nomination committee consisting of
four members. The members of the nomination committee shall comprise
one representative for each of the three shareholders controlling the
greatest number of votes that wish to appoint such a representative
as well as the chairman of the board (convenor of the first meeting).
The nomination committee's term of office is in effect until a new
nomination committee is elected. The chairman of the nomination
committee shall be the representative who represents the shareholder
controlling the greatest number of votes, unless the members decide
differently.

2. That the nomination committee shall be formed based on the
shareholding statistics from VPC as per the last business day in June
2007, and other shareholding information which is available to the
company at that point in time. In the assessment of which
shareholders constitute the three shareholders controlling the
greatest number of votes, a group of shareholders shall be deemed to
be one shareholder if they have been (i) grouped as owners in the VPC
system or (ii) announced and notified the company that they have
reached an agreement in writing implying that they will by way of
coordinated exercise of voting rights, take a long-term and united
position regarding the company's management. The names of the
appointed shareholder representatives and the names of the
shareholders they represent shall be announced as soon as they have
been elected.

3. That if, during the nomination committee's term of office, one or
more shareholders who appointed a representative(s) to the nomination
committee no longer are among the three shareholders controlling the
greatest number of votes, the representatives appointed by such
shareholder(s) shall resign and be replaced by a new
representative/new representatives appointed by the shareholder(s)
that at that time is/are among the three shareholder(s) controlling
the greatest number of votes not already represented in the
nomination committee. Unless specific reasons are at hand, no changes
shall occur in the nomination committee's composition if merely
marginal changes in the number of votes have occurred, or if the
changes have occurred later than three months prior to the annual
general meeting of the shareholders. Shareholders that belong to the
three shareholders controlling the greatest number of votes as a
result of a more significant change in the number of votes, later
than three months prior to the annual general meeting of the
shareholders, shall however have the right to appoint a
representative to be attached  to the nomination committee.
Shareholders that have appointed a representative as member to the
nomination committee have the right to dismiss such member and
appoint a new representative as member of the nomination committee.
Changes in the nomination committee's composition shall be made
public as soon as such have occurred.

4. That the nomination committee shall draw up proposals, in the
issues mentioned below, for presentation to and decision by the
annual general meeting of the shareholders 2008:
a) proposal of chairman of the annual general meeting of the
shareholders,
b) proposal of board of directors,
c) proposal of chairman of the board of directors,
d) proposal of remuneration and other compensation to each member of
the board of directors, for work of the board of directors, and
compensation for committee work,
e) proposal of remuneration to the company's auditor, and
 proposal of the nomination committee for the annual general meeting
  of the shareholders 2009.

5. That the nomination committee in connection with its assignment
also shall perform the duties that according to the Code of Corporate
Governance (Sw: bolagsstyrningskoden) are incumbent on the nomination
committee, inter alia to forward certain information to the company
in order for the company to perform its duty of information according
to the Code and that the company at the request of the nomination
committee shall provide personnel facilities such as secretarial
functions in the nomination committee to facilitate the work of the
nomination committee. In case of necessity, the company should also
be able bear reasonable costs of external consultants that the
nomination committee consider necessary in order for the nomination
committee to perform its assignment.


Item 16 - Proposal for determining the principles for compensation
and other conditions of employment to the company management

The board of directors' proposal for principles of compensation and
other employment terms of the company management is, in summary that
the compensation shall be according to market terms. Growth and
improvement of the earnings of the business shall be rewarded and
there shall be a maximum limit for the variable salary.

The compensation shall consist of a basic salary, variable salary,
pension premiums, option programs for the employees and conditions
for termination and severance payments.

Variable salary shall be according to market terms and shall reward
growth, earnings of the business and have a uniting effect for the
group. There shall be a maximum limit for variable salary. Variable
salary shall not exceed 50% of the basic salary unless particular
grounds are at hand.

For the company's management a pension program with premiums adjusted
to the conditions on the market shall apply.

Issues regarding the terms of employment for the managing director
are prepared by the board of directors' compensation committee and
resolved by the board of directors. The managing director decides
upon the terms of employment for the other company management after
consultation with the compensation committee or the chairman of the
board of directors.

The entire proposal is presented on the company's website.

Item 17 - The board of directors' proposal for an option program

The board of directors' proposal for an option program for employees
of the TradeDoubler group

The board of directors proposes that the annual general meeting of
the shareholders resolves to introduce the employee stock option
program described below. The annual general meeting of the
shareholders of 2006 approved the introduction of an employee stock
option program comprising of up to 1,400,000 employee stock options
and authorized the board of directors to issue a maximum of 1,400,000
warrants.

The program has been implemented and there are 820,000 outstanding
warrants. These are held by the subsidiary TradeDoubler Sweden AB.

In order for the remaining (580,000) employee stock options to be
allotted to present and future employees, the annual general meeting
of the shareholders must renew its authorisation to the board of
directors to issue warrants corresponding to the amount of employee
stock options.

The employee stock options, which will be granted free of charge,
shall be allotted to employees of the TradeDoubler group, and to
individuals who are subsequently employed by the group in the
mentioned positions. Each employee stock option shall entitle the
holder to acquire one share to be delivered by the entity/individual
designated by the subsidiary TradeDoubler Sweden AB. The employee
stock options are not transferable.

The employee stock option period ends on 31 December 2010 with a
right to exercise the options for the purchase of shares during the
periods 1-15 February 2009, 1-15 February 2010 and 1-31 December
2010. The board of directors' justification for the proposal is that
a personal, long-term ownership commitment on behalf of the employees
can be expected to stimulate an increased interest in the company's
business and earnings, and to increase motivation and sense of
identification with the company.

Provided that the employee remains employed and that the board of
directors' target for annual growth in earnings per share for the
financial year 2008 is achieved, then half of the allotted employee
stock options can be exercised. The same will apply for the financial
year 2009 when the remaining half of the stock options can be
exercised. However, stock options referable to previous years, but
which have not been exercised due to the failure to meet the
established target of earnings per share, may be exercised during
subsequent years, provided that the accumulated target for growth in
earnings per share is then achieved.

The strike price for exercising the employee stock options shall be
equivalent to 115% of the average volume-weighted price paid for the
share in TradeDoubler AB (publ.) on the OMX Nordic Stock Exchange in
Stockholm during the first ten trading days after the board of
directors' resolution to issue warrants.

The total number of employee stock options that may be granted is a
maximum of 580,000. Local adjustments may be made in order to comply
with specific regulations or take into consideration the market
conditions in different countries.

A resolution regarding the board of directors' proposal is valid
where supported by shareholders holding not less than nine tenths of
both the votes cast and the votes represented at the general meeting.

Proposal to authorise the board of directors to resolve on the issue
of warrants entitling the holder to subscribe for new shares

In order to be able to execute the employee stock option program, the
board of directors of TradeDoubler AB (publ.) (the "Company")
proposes that the general meeting authorises the board of directors,
on one or several occasions, to resolve to issue a maximum total
number of 580,000 warrants, each with a right to subscribe for one
share. This authorisation is valid no longer than until the next
annual general meeting of the shareholders, and shall also include
the right to resolve that the issuance shall deviate from the
pre-emption right of the shareholders. The reason for such deviation
is to implement the described option program.

The strike price that the subscription for shares when exercising the
warrants shall be equivalent to 115% of the average volume weighted
price paid for the share in TradeDoubler AB (publ.) listed on the
Stockholm Stock Exchange during the first ten trading days after the
date on which the board of directors' resolution regarding the
issuance of warrants.

The holder of the warrants shall, with deviation from the pre-emption
right of the shareholders, be the wholly-owned subsidiary
TradeDoubler Sweden AB, reg. no. 556592-4007, (the "Subsidiary")
which will have the right to acquire the options without payment of
any consideration. The Subsidiary shall, after subscription, hold the
warrants in order to meet the commitments of the employee stock
option program as described above. Transfer can then take place
without compensation. Subscription of shares by exercise of the
warrants can take place during 1 February 2009 - 31 December 2010.

Shares that have been issued after subscription shall include the
right to dividend for the first time on the record day for dividend
that falls closest after the share has been recorded in the share
register through registration at VPC.

The introduction of the proposed option program will imply a dilution
effect of approximately 1.93 percent of the total number of shares
and votes in the Company. The total dilution, considering previously
issued warrants, amounts to approximately 6.65 percent of the total
number of shares and votes in the Company.

With a positive share price development, costs for social security
contributions for the employee stock options will occur. Such costs
will be expensed during the option period based on the change in
value of the options.

According to IFRS 2, the employee stock options shall be expensed as
a personnel cost during the vesting period and reported directly
against equity. Based on the assumption that approximately 15% of the
offered employee stock options do not vest or are forfeited due to
termination of employment, and on the assumption of a share price of
SEK 192 on the day of allotment, the calculated total costs for the
employee stock options are estimated to amount to approximately MSEK
21 during the period 2006-2010. These costs will be evaluated
continually during the option period.

The incentive program has been prepared by the compensation committee
in consultation with external advisors and has been addressed at a
meeting of the board of directors in April 2007.

A resolution regarding this proposal is valid where supported by
shareholders holding not less than nine tenths of both the votes cast
and the shares represented at the general meeting.


C. Miscellaneous

The annual accounts and the auditors' report and the board of
directors' complete proposals for resolutions regarding agenda item
16 and item 17 will be kept available at the company's office at
TradeDoubler AB (publ.), Barnhusgatan 12, 8tr, 111 23 Stockholm, at
the latest two weeks prior to the annual general meetings of the
shareholders. The board of directors' complete proposals for
resolution will also be available at the Company's website:
www.tradedoubler.com. Copies of the documents will be sent to
shareholders that so request and state their address.


Stockholm in April 2007

The board of directors of TradeDoubler AB (publ.)