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  • First Step In Digital Media Strategy Is To Define Non-Guaranteed Goal Says EVP Naylor Of NBC Universal

    Peter Naylor is EVP, Digital Media Sales at NBC Universal. Naylor recently answered questions from AdExchanger.com regarding his thoughts on digital advertising strategy from his publisher-side point-of-view. AdExchanger.com: What is the first, key step in creating a cohesive strategy that aligns your company’s goals for guaranteed and non-guaranteed digital ad inventory? The first step is […]

  • Krux Digital Says New Study Shows Publisher Challenge As Data Collectors Are Piggybacking On Data Collectors

    Krux Digital released its cross-industry study which it says shows “that data collection on publisher websites is pervasive, sophisticated, and on the rise.” From the study: “31% of all data collection is initiated by entities other than the publishers themselves. (…And,) 55% of all third party data collectors employ standard technical methods to usher in […]

  • Weather Channel EVP Lawrence On Choosing AdMeld Private Exchange To Facilitate Audience Buying

    With publishers increasingly looking for alternative ways to monetize their unsold inventory, the “private exchange” model is beginning to take hold as publishers can better control who the buyer of their inventory is on the other side of the exchange. Today, The Weather Channel and its online megasite, weather.com, announced that it has chosen AdMeld […]

  • aiMatch Ad Serving Platform Selected By Photobucket; CEO Wood Discusses Product Line, Industry Trends

    Today, aiMatch announced that photo-sharing site Photobucket has selected aiMatch’s ad serving platform to deliver ads to its more than 45 million monthly unique visitors. According to a press release, aiMatch will help “Photobucket manage sales performance, analyze the data that impacts revenue and take ‘intelligent’ action based on that data.” Read the release. aiMatch […]

  • American Greetings SVP Alessi Discusses Digital Media Strategy And New Lotame Partnership

    Lotame announced on Wednesday that it has launched a self-serve audience data management platform (DMP) called “Crowd Control (which) enables web publishers to create custom audiences, to directly license anonymous audience data for use in interest-based advertising, and to protect the privacy of their site visitors.” Also, Lotame announced that American Greetings Interactive will use […]

  • AdMeld Hires Time Inc Exec Jason Kelly As Chief Media Officer

    In a press release, publisher-side yield optimizer AdMeld announced that it has hired Time Inc. executive Jason Kelly as its Chief Media Officer. Read more. Kelly discussed the new role and his view on the digital advertising space. AdExchanger.com: How has your previous experience – such as your executive role at Time Inc. – prepared you […]

  • Turner Prez Walker Jacobs Says Fellow Publishers Continue To Commoditize Their Ad Inventory

    Walker Jacobs was recently promoted to executive vice president of Turner/ SI Digital Ad Sales. Read the release. Jacobs, who was previously svp of Turner Sports and Entertainment Digital division, has been, and remains, an outspoken critic on the use of ad networks by large publishers. AdExchanger.com: Looking over the past 12 months, what has […]

  • Perfect Market Matching Search Audience To Content Says CEO Schoenfeld

    Julie Schoenfeld is CEO of Perfect Market, a publisher-side technology company. AdExchanger.com: With “Perfect Market,” the allusion to financial markets is hard to ignore.  Is there a connection? JS: Perfect Market is kind of a “good luck” domain for Idealab. It was the original name and domain for two of Idealab’s success stories.  In addition […]

  • The Jordan, Edmiston Group's Tolman Geffs Discusses Industry M&A Trends, Sale Of Investopedia To ValueClick By Forbes

    Recently, ValueClick bought financial information site, Investopedia, from Forbes for $42 million in cash. Read the release. The Jordan, Edmiston Group’s (JEGI) Co-President Tolman Geffs, which helped facilitate Forbes’ sale of Investopedia to ValueClick, discussed the trandsacation as well as overall mergers and acquisitions trends in the media space. AdExchanger.com: Can you discuss a little […]

  • VisualDNA Launches New Publisher-Side Audience Targeting Platform For Mirror News Group

    VisualDNA announced a new product it just launched with the Mirror Newspaper Group (see it) in the UK. The company calls it a “new publisher product that effectively provides them with a form of DSP (demand-side platform) for their entire audience.” CEO Alex Willcock of Imagini Holdings Limited, an advertising technology company and makers of […]

  • WebMynd Creating New Revenue Stream For Publishers With Search App

    Amir Nathoo is CEO of WebMynd, an advertising technology company. AdExchanger.com: Where did the idea come for WebMynd? My co-founder, James, and I were intrigued by the power that browser apps on Firefox provided, and wanted to see how we could use them to make navigation simpler. We built several little apps and users loved […]

  • Tyler Fitch of Mindjolt Talks About Publisher Opportunities And Challenges

    Tyler Fitch is Director of Yield Management at Mindjolt, an online games company. Fitch discussed recent trends he’s seeing on the publisher side. AdExchanger.com: What’s the pitch on games advertising for advertisers? Seems tough – considering people just want to play their games and not look at ads. Actually it’s quite the opposite. Our users […]

  • AdMeld And Peer39 Announce Semantic Data Partnership

    Peer39 and AdMeld announced an agreement which will allow AdMeld to “analyze every optimized impression against Peer39’s proprietary semantic data sets” to the benefit of AdMeld publishers and demand partners (ad networks, exchanges and DSPs) according to a release.  Read it. Peer39 President and Founder Amiad Solomon discussed the implications of the deal. AdExchanger.com: It […]

  • Publisher Technorati Offering Brand Advertisers Scale With Ad Network Says CEO Jalichandra

    Richard Jalichandra is President & CEO of Technorati, a social media search site and owners of Technorati Media, an ad network. AdExchanger.com: Can you take us through some of the pivots that Technorati has gone through and where it is today? RJ: Our evolution from a single site into a network serving billions of ads […]

  • blip.tv Gets $10.1 Million From Canaan Partners And Bain Capital; CEO Hudack Discusses Funding And Plans

    blip.tv, an online video broadcasting company, just announced a $10.1 million round of funding led by Canaan Partners and existing investors Bain Capital Ventures. Read the release. Mike Hudack, CEO and co-founder of blip.tv, discussed the new funding and upcoming plans. AdExchanger.com: What can you share regarding the funding environment today? There’s less irrational exuberance […]

  • Yahoo! Picks Up Content Generator Associated Content

    Yahoo! officially opened up the pocketbook in an impressive way by acquiring Associated Content and getting its own content generating machine. Startups looking to be acquired should be jumping for joy as CEO Carol Bartz addresses her company’s content future in competition with companies like Demand Media and AOL’s Seed. There is also an important […]

  • Targeting Young Men, Publisher Break Media Concentrates On Direct Ad Sales Says CTO Wilson

    Nick Wilson, CTO, Break Media, a network of properties targeting young men. AdExchanger.com What problem is Break Media solving for advertisers today? NW: We offer clients the ability to reach a targeted audience of young men by producing, promoting, and distributing clients’ original videos and branded content across the Break Media Network of sites. Additionally, we […]

  • Scout Analytics Bringing Actionable, Behavioral Insights To Publishers Says SVP Shanahan

    Matt Shanahan, SVP of Strategy for Scout Analytics, a behavioral analytics platform for publishers. AdExchanger.com: What problem is Scout Analytics looking to solve? Scout Analytics helps publishers price, negotiate and deliver on ad campaigns by addressing three challenges: segmentation, accuracy, and prediction. A publisher that has deeper segmentation can create customizable packages and perform price […]

  • ZEDO Optimizing Publishers' Ad Networks And Providing Self-Serve Platform Says CEO de Souza

    Roy de Souza is CEO of ZEDO, an advertising technology company. AdExchanger.com: One of the complaints about ad serving in general is the lack of innovation over the years. What’s your view? RS: You are right – ad serving did lack innovation for many years. However ZEDO has heard the demands of publishers’, and is […]

  • aiMatch To Build Value In Direct And Third-Party Inventory Says CEO Wood

    Jeff Wood is CEO of aiMatch, a publisher selling solution for direct and unsold inventory. AdExchanger.com: Looking back at your aQuantive/Accipiter experiences, what key learnings will you bring forward to aiMatch? JW: First, our greatest achievements in our past experience(s) came from being laser-focused on providing value to our customers. We have to continue to […]

  • 24/7 Real Media's Pangis Looks At Her Company's Publisher Platform Solutions

    24/7 Real Media announced an upgrade to its publisher ad serving solution, Open AdStream this week. Read the release. Nicolle Pangis, VP, Product Management Global Media and Technology for 24/7 Real Media, reviewed Open AdStream and its place in the publisher platform market. AdExchanger.com: How is 24/7 and Open AdStream addressing the need for publishers […]

  • Europe Ahead In Mobile And Creative, But Behind In Rich Media, Video And Data Says VP van den Heuvel of Amsterdam-based eBuddy

    Rogier van den Heuvel is VP, Worldwide Sales, of messaging service and Amsterdam-based, eBuddy. AdExchanger.com: What’s the startup culture like in Europe – even Amsterdam, specifically?  Are there hotspots? (i.e. like Silicon Valley in California) Is creating interest with venture capital firms a challenge? There is a thriving start up culture in Europe including tech, […]

  • For The Large Publisher, Yield Optimization Is Over - It's Time For The Supply-Side Platform

    Feedback has been increasingly consistent within the large publisher community for the past few months. (Note: I’m not saying “premium publishers.” You can be premium and be small/targeted!) For large publishers looking to optimize display ad yield on their website, it’s no longer good enough for a yield optimization company to simply offer better CPMs […]

  • PlentyOfFish.com CEO Frind Says Selling Your Site's Data Will Reduce Your Site's CPMs

    Markus Frind is CEO of PlentyOfFish.com, an online dating site. AdExchanger.com: The background is fairly well-known about Plenty of Fish (Inc. Magazine, 2009) – free dating site that has taken off with huge traffic and interest – and all built and serviced by one guy – you. Have things changed? Hire anyone? MF: I don’t […]

  • Associated Content Is A Content Platform - And Not Just For News Says Patrick Keane CEO

    Patrick Keane is CEO of Associated Content, an online publishing platform. AdExchanger.com: Given AOL’s recent positioning in the content creation space, where does Associated Content fit? And, is it odd having Tim Armstrong as an advisor and competitor? PK: Tim remains an investor and friend of the company. I cannot comment about Tim or AOL’s […]

  • AdShuffle Serving Ads For Publishers And Advertisers Says CEO Buell

    Ruben Buell is CEO of AdShuffle. AdExchanger.com: How has AdShuffle evolved since its inception?  What opportunities is AdShuffle seeing today that it didn’t see when AdShuffle began in 2005? RB: AdShuffle started out as a real-time ad serving solution for publishers in 2005 and has grown into a fully integrated real-time advertiser and publisher solution […]

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    Rubicon Project On Mediaweek Article

    This post follows up on an article this week by MediaWeek’s Mike Shields in regards to concerns publishers have about agency demand-side platforms (DSPs). Read the article. In the article, Shields said that Rubicon Project met with some of these publishers. A Rubicon Project spokesperson provided the following responses. AdExchanger.com: Did Rubicon Project meet with […]

  • If I Were A Publisher...

    By John Ebbert, Managing Editor, AdExchanger.com. For starters, if I were a publisher these days, I’d become a buyer. I’m not exactly sure how this happens. What should publishers buy, after all? But, publishers need to jump into the weeds and close their gap of understanding when it comes to the rapid innovation occurring on […]

  • New OPA Study Featured In WSJ; Rubicon Project Partners With Katz; Yahoo!'s Zinman on Exchanges; Quantcast Responds

    Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign-up here. Portals, Publishers and Networks, Oh My! Citing three years of data that include more than 4,800 marketing campaigns collected by WPP’s Dynamic Logic, The Wall Street Journal’s Emily Steel delivers the details on a new OPA study which says that large publisher’s premium (i.e. […]

  • Pandora CRO Trimble Waiting For Brand Advertisers To Start Using Ad Exchanges Before Jumping In

    John Trimble is CRO of Pandora, an internet radio service. AdExchanger.com: How important is display advertising to Pandora‘s overall revenue model? JT: We are genuinely in a unique position in the marketplace based on our ability to bring brands a digital multi-platform adverting solution with display, mobile and audio. The success of our display has […]

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