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Month: November 2018

  • The Big Story Podcast

    The Big Story: Planting Seeds In The Walled Gardens

    The Big Story is a breezy podcast featuring a roundtable of AdExchanger editors talking about the biggest stories from the past week. It is available wherever you subscribe to podcasts. When giants move, everyone takes notice. This week on “The Big Story,” the AdExchanger team looks at some small but significant shifts in Amazon’s and […]

  • Programmatic Is 25% Of Spotify’s Revenue, Growing Twice As Fast As Direct

    If Spotify’s third quarter earnings are any indicator, programmatic audio is taking off with buyers. The digital audio platform told investors on Thursday that 20%-25% of its revenue comes from its self-serve programmatic platform and other automated buying features. That’s up from 18% in February, when the company went public. The market is moving aggressively […]

  • Facebook Battens Down The Hatches With New Data Sharing Requirements

    On Thursday, Facebook alerted advertisers, agencies and its marketing partners that starting in November, they’ll need to confirm the nature of their relationships to each other before they’re allowed to share Facebook data amongst themselves. Some businesses are in the habit of sharing data from using Facebook’s ad products with their partners to help with […]

  • As Pinterest Gets Its Advertising House In Order, Carousel Ads Are Up Next

    Pinterest is growing its ad inventory with a new promoted carousel format, which moved out of beta on Thursday. Carousels, which allow advertisers to include up to five images within a single format, can appear within the Pinterest main feed as a related pin recommendation or through search. Users tap the cover image and then […]

  • Al Jazeera Finds Its Voice On Smart Speakers

    As more people use smart speakers, publishers are establishing their own voice. News organization Al Jazeera is exploring how to position its brand on voice, which it believes will be the gateway to an internet-of-things-driven world, said Michael Weaver, SVP of business development and growth at Al Jazeera Network. “Voice assistants are the first entry […]

  • GroupM’s State of Video Lays Out New Battleground For Attention

    The TV ad buying ecosystem is getting even messier, according to GroupM’s second-annual “State of Video” report, released Thursday. Some of the report’s revelations are familiar: Linear TV ratings are still dropping and, as eMarketer predicted in September, Amazon is a “likely third force” in the struggle for ad spend between Facebook and Google. GroupM […]

  • Adjusting The Dial: How TV’s Future Tracks To The Evolution Of Digital Advertising

    “On TV And Video” is a column exploring opportunities and challenges in advanced TV and video. Today’s column is written by Michael Connolly, co-founder and CEO at Sonobi. Advertisers that spend money during the Super Bowl pay an exorbitant amount of money for consumer attention, but there is no guarantee that this will lead to any […]

  • Simulmedia Helps DTC Startups Buy TV; Facebook Watch Edges Away From Short Form

    Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign up here. DTC TV Simulmedia released an ad marketplace called D2Cx.com designed specifically for startup online consumer brands to buy linear TV spots. The broadcast partners include Fuse, Hallmark, Discovery/Scripps and A&E Networks. Many direct-to-consumer brands got off to quick starts by outspending incumbents on search […]

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