Judith is a former associate editor at AdExchanger where she covered the burgeoning world of mobile advertising. Prior to this, she wrote about marketing trends and business intelligence news at CRM magazine. Her work has appeared at the New York Daily News, TheStreet.com and Business Insider. She has an M.A. in journalism from New York University.
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Kontagent Rebrands As Upsight, Plays Down Facebook Fallout
Mobile analytics firm Kontagent has rebranded itself with a new name – Upsight – through its merger with mobile monetization platform PlayHaven, the companies said Monday. The rebranding comes a month after Kontagent and its competitor, HasOffers, were booted out of Facebook’s Mobile Measurement Program (MMP). Upsight also launched a new mobile analytics platform that shares the […]
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Skullcandy Eyes Advanced Targeting, Device-Based Experiences To Boost Sales
Skullcandy knows that getting consumers to buy multiple designer headphones and earbuds can be a tough sell. After issuing an initial public stock offering at $20 a share in 2011, the Park City, Utah-based company’s stock fell as low as $4.80 last May and hovered at $9.54 on Friday. The company has vowed to turn […]
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Video Ad Platform Vungle Offers Bitcoin Payment Option
Despite Bitcoin’s volatility, businesses are beginning to experiment with the peer-to-peer payment system. One such company is Vungle, which helps mobile app publishers promote through 15-second in-app video trailers distributed through its ad platform. Vungle said Thursday it’s giving publishers the option to be paid in bitcoins, though its advertising clients cannot pay with the digital […]
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3Q Digital CEO On ISearch Integration And The Road To Come
Digital marketing agency 3Q Digital last month snapped up iSearch Media, making it one of the largest independent digital marketing agencies in the San Francisco Bay Area. 3Q manages more than $300 million in ad spend and its client roster includes brands like Electronic Arts, Facebook, Square and Warby Parker. AdExchanger spoke with founder and […]
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Mobile Ad Firm Kargo Eyes Programmatic Premium
Kargo, a mobile ad platform, has undergone several transformations and is about to make another one. Following the 2001 dot-com crash, Kargo pivoted from providing wireless operators with software and services to helping media brands launch mobile ad campaigns. The New York City company now has a client roster that includes CBS, Univision, Meredith and […]
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YuMe Plunges Into Programmatic Advertising With 'Video Reach'
Video ad tech firm YuMe on Monday launched its first programmatic solution, Video Reach, designed to provide agency trading desks and brand advertisers with more insight into their TV ad buys. Aimed at television advertisers, Video Reach collects first-party data across screens (PCs, mobile devices and connected TVs) with its Audience Aware SDK and audience […]
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RelayRides Climbs App Store Charts With Install Ads
RelayRides knows that mobile devices are an essential channel for reaching new and current customers. The San Francisco-based car-sharing service lets private car owners rent out their vehicles. It serves more than 1,900 US cities including 270 airports, connecting drivers with car owners who post photos and information about their vehicle on RelayRides’ website. When […]
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Mobile Gaming And Apps Marketing Costs Show Widening Gap, Says Fiksu
Even as the cost of acquiring a new app user grows, mobile app analytics firm Fiksu has noted major fluctuations between gaming apps and general apps, as well as iOS vs. Android apps. According to Fiksu’s new Cost Per Install (CPI) Index, which measures the cost per app install attributed to advertising, the CPI Index […]
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As Mobile Ad Prices Rise, Some App Developers Shift To Ad Tech
What is the cost of acquiring a loyal app user? Based on the testimonial of various industry insiders, the price is rising so quickly ad revenue can’t keep up. As such, app developers are looking for new ways to profit, often by developing ad tech. Gartner predicts mobile ad spend will reach $18 billion this […]
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Adap.tv Takes Aim At Programmatic Television With Audience Path For TV
Adap.tv, acquired by AOL six months ago, unveiled on Monday a new add-on to its Audience Path demand-side platform (DSP), called Audience Path for TV, to let advertisers and agencies apply more data to their linear TV ad buys. The release capitalizes on a trend in which data-driven ad buying on linear TV presents opportunities for […]
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