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  • Adgregate Markets CEO Wong Says Landing Pages Will Be Unnecessary

    Henry Wong is Chief Executive Officer of Adgregate Markets, a transactional performance ad network. AdExchanger.com: Given you and your team’s experience (AdECN), how important is your familiarity with ad exchanges in the success of Adgregate Markets? HW: Given the experience of the management team with AdECN, we understand the value that ad exchanges can bring […]

  • InterClick Pres Katz On Ad Networks, Exchanges and Agencies

    Michael Katz is President and Founder of InterClick. AdExchanger.com: Is it more difficult being a public company than private in the advertising industry? Does this give an advantage to your competitors? Good question, I get asked this a lot. There have been many advantages and disadvantages to being public. I think being public has provided […]

  • Invite Media's Turner Discusses New Self-Service 'Bid Manager' for Display

    Nathaniel Turner is Co-Founder, President & COO of Invite Media. AdExchanger.com: What is Invite Media and how did it begin? NT: Invite has built what we call a “universal buying platform,” Bid Manager. In one sentence, Bid Manager allows an agency, ad network or media buyer to automatically buy and manage display media across multiple […]

  • AOL Platform-A's Div Bhansali Discusses BidPlace SB and LeadBack.com

    Div Bhansali is director of self-service products for Platform-A, and serves as product manager for Platform-A’s self-service display advertising solutions, BidPlace SB and LeadBack.com. Div came to Platform-A by way of AOL / Advertising.com, where he served as Product Development Director. AdExchanger.com: What is Platform-A’s BidPlace SB and tell us about BidPlace’s product pipeline? DB: […]

  • Ad Exchange News Links for Wednesday, April 1

    This is ad exchange-related news, and definitely not an April Fools’ joke. For jokes, go here. Max Kalehoff, Marketing VP at media optimizer Clickable, wrote a piece in MediaPost and on his “Attention Max” blog called, “The Endgame Of Media Buying And Selling” about the coming revolution in digital media: ad exchanges. Except he really […]

  • Rubicon Project Comes Out Of The Closet: We're An Ad Exchange!

    In an LA Times article last week by Dan Neil, a yield optimization company finally admitted it. “We want to be the Visa, the Nasdaq of online advertising,” said Frank Addante, Rubicon Project CEO. Yeah baby! Just come out and say it, yield optimizers – you’re ad exchanges! We won’t disown you… not here on […]

  • Interactive Marketing Associations Busy Interacting - Even About Ad Exchanges

    Many regional interactive marketing associations are busy with panels and symposia about digital marketing strategy and tactics – even exchanges! The Atlanta Interactive Marketing Association (AIMA – Facebook link) provided a panel to its members on ad networks and exchanges this past week that included Google and Yahoo!. Upcoming, on April 8, the IAB comes […]

  • Digitas, Media Contacts, Razorfish Talk Ad Exchanges At Search Engine Strategies

    Today, Day 2 of Search Engine Strategies NYC, featured a collection of agency executives who discussed the current online display advertising market in a panel titled, “Pardon My Reach: A Snapshot of the Display Ad Marketplace.” With AdExchanger.com’s focus on ad exchanges, this was an opportunity to learn about agency opinion and innovations as it […]

  • Future Ad Exchange: The Media Profile

    For the ad exchange model, liquidity and scale are factors in determining price for media. And, of course, so is data. Today, behavioral impressions are bought and sold, contextual impressions are bought and sold, etc. In the future, among several ways to trade advertising, including online display advertising, we suggest the “media profile” value. The […]

  • The Disintermediation of Ad Agencies

    Darren Herman of MDC Partners‘ Varick Media Management recently published his thoughts on the disintermediation of online display advertising and, by extension, ad networks. Though it cannot be said we’re in complete agreement, it is a well-conceived argument that plots a path to success for savvy ad agencies who are ready to bring ad exchange […]

  • Razorfish 2009 Outlook: The Ad Exchange Is Our Future

    Are those pork bellies or M&M’s in the picture? Ad exchanges get premium billing in Razorfish’s just-released 2009 Digital Outlook paper (PDF here). In the “What’s emerging” section of the paper, Razorfish has imbibed the ad exchange Kool-aid with a four-page spread entitled, “Ad Exchanges: Revolutionizing the Buy-Sell Process.” The exchange feature is even before […]

  • Ad Agencies, Exchanges And The Disintermediation Opportunity

    A flood of behavioral targeting company news coincided with the OMMA Behavioral conference at the Marriott Marquis in NYC this past Thursday. In ClickZ, Michael Katz of interClick noted the recent appearance of new data “intermediaries” – such as yield optimizers Rubicon Project, “meta network” MediaMath and ad data exchanges like Media 6° and BlueKai […]

  • Loathing Ad Networks Sponsored by the OPA

    This past week, iMedia’s semi-annual, pay-to-play, U.S. Brand Summit featured sponsored content from the Online Publishers Association (OPA), led by Pam Horan, which was intended to persuade brand marketers and, consequently, agency media buyers that there was no “future” like the “single site buy future.” The OPA’s argument goes something like this: “Sure, Ms. Brand […]

  • The New Dirty Word in Advertising: Exchange

    Let’s get it out in the open. Exchange is the new dirty word for agencies and advertisers – and even a few exchanges. Many advertisers and their agencies are running scared of exchanges these days as concern persists about brand safety and low quality remnant media. The most successful of the exchanges (arguably), Right Media, […]

  • When Worlds Collide: GroupM Undermines The Agency Model

    Like rats following the pied piper into the East River of New York City, Rob Norman’s GroupM believes it knows best when it comes to its clients’ future – and the future is closed. Are the lawyers in charge over there or what? This is it, people – the end of the agency model as […]

  • Media Kitchen Starts Varick Media Management

    The Media Kitchen, a Kirshenbaum Bond offshoot, has birthed a new ad exchange trading services company called Varick Media Management (a KB “grandchild”?). From the press release: Varick Media Management is the first digital media management company that allows media trading in real time across all online exchanges, ad networks and websites. Similar to hedge […]

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