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  • WeatherFX Brings Reach Extension Program To Twitter

    Twitter users will begin to see weather-triggered advertising in their feeds, courtesy of The Weather Company. The companies have set up a partnership under which TWC will bring its advertisers to the platform, as part of its WeatherFX programmatic buying unit. WeatherFX works in much the same way other publisher “reach extension” plays do, leveraging […]

  • SingTel Buys Adconion; Opera Mediaworks May Grab AdColony

    Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign-up here. SingTel Buys Ads Singapore Telecom is acquiring Adconion for $235 million and Kontera for $150 million. The acquisition was processed through the Asia telecom’s mobile ad subsidiary, Amobee, which has platform dreams. With the deals, CEO Mark Strecker says, “Amobee offers the most advanced […]

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  • Programmatic Direct Future; Programmatic In-Sourcing

    Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign-up here. Programmatic Direct…Only? Has the open exchange outlived its usefulness? In an interview with Beet.TV, Chief Investment Officer Ari Bluman says GroupM will limit its programmatic buying to private exchange deals struck directly with publishers. He says this will happen by year’s end. “That is […]

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  • Yandex Working To Expand Programmatic In Russia

    There’s no doubt that Yandex is huge – and the Russian search engine is working to make programmatic buying and RTB a more popular option in the country as well. \ The company announced last week that its shares would be available on the Moscow Exchange in addition to its current listing on NASDAQ, news that comes […]

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  • Organic Reach Waning; Weather Data

    Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign-up here. Organic Search Vs. Ads Marketers have complained as organic reach of their pages has been throttled, apparently, while Facebook ramps up its ads strategy. Last Thursday, Facebook ads product team lead Brian Boland (AdExchanger 2013 interview) defended his company with reasons behind organic reach’s […]

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  • Programmatic And Digital Out-Of-Home: Great Potential, But Many Questions

    WPP-owned Kinetic Worldwide accounts for the planning and buying of more than 40% of all digital out-of-home media (DOOH) around the globe. The UK-based company contracts with more than 50 domestic, regional and global clients, including Vodafone, Molson Coors, Warner Bros. Pictures and Tesco. The Outdoor Media Center, Institute of Practitioners in Advertising and Route use Kinetic’s software. […]

  • Travel Republic And Criteo Play The Dangerous Game Of Trading Impressions For Conversions

    Ad retargeter Criteo has expanded its engine to analyze conversion performance rather than simply clicks – a change intended to let marketers more selectively target impressions. The change looks good at face value, but for many companies, optimizing impressions means reducing them, which runs the risk of cutting off a nice revenue stream. Nevertheless, Travel Republic, a […]

  • Facebook Video Retargeting; Pinterest's Self-Serve Ads

    Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign-up here. Facebook Video Retargeting Facebook added some features around video ads, including retargeting users who saw a brand’s earlier videos. Only large brands need apply! “Advertisers who work with a Facebook account representative can work with us to create audiences of people who have already […]

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  • What Google’s Recent High-Profile Hires Say About Its Brand

    When Google poached former L’Oréal CMO Marc Speichert last month, the advertising world wondered about the search giant’s evolving branding goals. Over the last few years, many of Google’s recruits came from brands. It’s likely not a coincidence that Google is advertising itself in more traditional forums. It’s running a campaign that places its YouTube […]

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  • P&G Going Programmatic; Adobe On Streaming TV

    Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign-up here. P&G Programmatic Sources tell Ad Age’s Jack Neff that “Procter & Gamble wants to buy 70% to 75% of its U.S. digital media programmatically by the end of this year.” Neff notes that this is significant for several reasons, not the least of which […]

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