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  • Streaming CPMs Stay Sky High (For Now); Is BeReal Being Real About Monetization?

    Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign up here. Top Tier Broadcasters must convince investors that streaming media is a sound bet. Warren Buffet’s Berkshire Hathaway, for one, just spiked its stake in Paramount. A big factor will be whether relatively high AVOD prices are maintainable over time. Netflix, for example, has been […]

  • ISpot Leads $16M VC Round In Panel Provider TVision To Measure Co-Viewing

    It’s almost impossible for advertisers to know who’s really sitting in front of a TV screen, and they typically aren’t told what content their ads are running against, either. TV measurement companies are turning back to panels for help. Panel-based measurement provider TVision announced a $16 million venture round led by alternative TV measurement provider iSpot.

  • Magnite Grows In CTV, But Guidance Stays Conservative

    Magnite’s quarterly revenue was up 11% year-over-year in Q3, with a large chunk of its growth coming from streaming. Growth guidance is conservative for next quarter, but Magnite expects AVOD inventory and retail media to become bigger growth drivers for its bottom line.

  • Sean Popen, EVP at Matterkind

    When Times Are Tough, Performance Marketing Is A Must

    Performance marketing is a CFO’s dream – it drives measurable growth for every dollar spent. That’s why it’s absolutely essential in an unstable economic climate, writes Sean Popen, EVP at Matterkind.

  • Programmatic CTV

    The Trade Desk Wins On Revenue In Q3, But Slips On Profit Margin

    The Trade Desk’s revenue machine is still running strong. But with an economic downturn on the horizon, investors are pressing for TTD’s areas of optimism to translate into bottom line results.

  • PubMatic: Display Spending Was Down In Q3, But CTV Keeps On Growing

    PubMatic’s total Q3 revenue grew 11% to $64.5 million despite an industry-wide downturn, but the company doesn’t have high hopes for the rest of the year. It expects that ad spend will continue to trend down in Q4. But although spending is decelerating due to recession fears, PubMatic is planning to capitalize on the eventual rebound by focusing on video, retail media and particularly CTV, which continues to grow.

  • The Retail Media Reality Check; TikTok Gets The CMO Touch

    Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign up here. Retail Wags The Dog CTV is a shiny object, but retail media is even shinier. Unlike CTV, which is a maturing channel, retail media is still floating down a river of optimism and the hype is swirling. Retail media prices, for example, are […]

  • Tony Katsur, CEO, IAB Tech Lab

    An Interoperable Future For Linear And Connected TV

    The giants of linear TV are fully aware of the power of streaming. Yet it’s difficult for linear budgets to shift to streaming the way things currently stand, writes Anthony Katsur, CEO of the IAB Tech Lab. The industry has a simple goal to pursue: to establish interoperability between legacy linear and connected television, which will streamline ad spend across both channels.

  • Warner Bros. Discovery Rushes Release Of Combined AVOD Streaming Service

    Warner Bros. Discovery is rushing the launch date of its AVOD streaming service meant to combine WarnerMedia’s HBO Max and Discovery’s Discovery+. Combined, WBD networks lost 8% in total Q3 revenue, but the company doubled its streaming ad revenue, giving WBD hope as it smooths out its rocky post-acquisition start.

  • Marilois Snowman, CEO and founder of Mediastruction

    Attribution Modeling: It’s Time To Get Back To Basics

    The MRC is taking on the task of accrediting media mix modeling. But the industry needs to agree on definitions at the very least, then align on methodology. In the meantime, Marilois Snowman, CEO and founder of Mediastruction breaks down how to evaluate the effectiveness and impact of existing models.

  • Microsoft Advertising Is A Supporting Character, Not A Lead; CTV Doesn’t Mean Brand Safe

    Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign up here. When Even The Whales Are Small Fish Microsoft has new job listings for software engineers to develop a line of “low-cost PCs powered through advertising and subscriptions,” reports Windows Latest. It’s one of many recent cases where Microsoft Advertising supports another business line, […]

  • Investors Push Roku For More Open Programmatic To Deal With Ad Spend Pullbacks

    The third quarter wasn’t a good one for Roku, which shared belt-tightening plans in expectation of worse results to come during the all-important upcoming holiday season. That’s what happens when advertisers get nervous and hit the brakes.

  • How Programmatic Is Helping Blend The Worlds Of Linear TV And Streaming

    Like it did for the web, programmatic is transforming linear TV ad buying. But TV calls for a more nuanced approach. The programmatic technology that automates ad serving on TV will have to be different from the rest of the digital ad ecosystem, said Pooja Midha, EVP of Effectv, the ad sales division of Comcast Cable.

  • Addressing Addressable TV’s Scale Question

    The future of TV is addressable, meaning one-to-one ad targeting to a device, across not just CTV but also linear inventory. Yet still, addressable TV remains a small piece of media buying, which the industry addressed at Paramount’s Addressable Now summit in New York City on Tuesday.

  • Comic: The Fear Of Finding Out

    Why Google Just Can’t Quit Ad Tech; Paneling For Gold

    Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign up here. Ad Tech? What Ad Tech? One refrain from Google when it defends its third-party ad tech business is that ad tech is a minuscule contributor to Google’s revenue. Which begs the question: Why not get rid of it? But Google won’t quit ad […]

  • Ocean Spray Embraces Fragmentation With Its Holiday Campaigns

    Ocean Spray is assembling its cross-channel campaigns for the holiday season – and just producing and managing the video assets alone requires Santa’s Workshop-levels of effort and cross-team collaboration. But fragmentation is both a challenge and opportunity, according to Melanie DiBiasio, the brand’s associate director of media and martech.

  • Identity Tools Will Be Essential To Transforming TV Ad Measurement

    The growth of streaming has pushed TV into the realm of digital media, enabling data-driven, audience-based advertising and near-real-time impression-level decisioning. This new era of TV advertising requires a new era of measurement that delivers the granularity and speed advertisers need to maximize campaign performance.

  • The Twitter Thing Is Happening?!; What Lysol Did After Cleaning Up

    Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign up here. All Of A Twitter Elon Musk’s Twitter acquisition must be near, because Musk is sounding like the real-world owner of Twitter and not a troll trying to harm the business.  “There has been much speculation about why I bought Twitter and what I […]

  • The Big Story Podcast

    The Big Story: Political Advertising Through The Midterm Elections

    Political advertising is in full swing for the US midterm elections. We go deep into where candidates are spending their digital ad dollars and how they’re using data, with special guest Grace Briscoe, who oversees some 850 ad campaigns as head of political business for Basis.

  • Web 3? More Like Web 30%; Balancing “Commercial” And “Surveillance”

    Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign up here. Maybe Web 4 Apple has asserted its dominion over Web 3 developers.  In its latest app review guidance, which went live this week, Apple introduced language to clarify that apps “may not use their own mechanisms to unlock content or functionality, such as […]

  • Jeremy Hlavacek, CCO at Experian

    Experian On Why Signal Loss Isn’t Slowing Down The Demand For Targeting Data

    “The personalized targeting data points we’ve gotten used to are under examination,” said Jeremy Hlavacek, CCO of data services provider Experian. “Advertisers want better identity data, better segments and better understanding of consumer behavior. So they’re going to shift to higher-quality, more precise, more accurate, more trusted data sets.”

  • The App Store Homepage, Brought To You By Ads; NBCU Gets Defensive

    Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign up here. The New Apple October 25 quietly marks a big step for Apple’s ambition to become one of the world’s largest advertising companies.  Starting today, developers can promote themselves directly in the “Today” section of the App Store, MacRumors reports. The “Today” section is a […]

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  • Comic: Fragmentation+

    Let’s Just Watch Something Already; Have We Reached Peak Newsletter?

    Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign up here. Going Nowhere FAST Streaming TV services want people to pick a show already. Too often, viewers peruse a streaming app for a bit and never actually settle on a show, then try another app.  It’s an underappreciated linear advantage that something is always […]

  • Lauren Fisher, GM of business intelligence at Advertiser Perceptions.

    Identity Is Driving The Convergence Of Programmatic Supply And Demand

    Supply-path optimization remains a hot industry topic. Increasingly, advertisers and publishers see the value in SPO to get closer to one another’s audiences. But identity is stoking the fire on the convergence of programmatic supply and demand, writes Lauren Fisher, GM of business intelligence at Advertiser Perceptions.

  • Comic: To Automation And Beyond!

    What's The CPA On The MCU?; Kroger And Albertsons Merger Rumors

    Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign up here. Marvelous Marketing Disney and Target are a bellwether case study for how deeply interwoven major enterprise marketing partnerships can be nowadays. In 2019, Target and Disney announced an advertising attribution product based on the Google Cloud Platform to attribute retail sales to TV […]

  • Comic: The Other Shoe (Apple edition)

    Apple Branches Further Into Ads; Meta And Microsoft Make Nice In The Metaverse

    Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign up here. Has Apple Fallen Far From The Tree? Apple is quietly pitching major agencies on ad opportunities for its Apple TV original content, Digiday reports.  Rumors have swirled for the past year that Apple is taking semi-tentative steps to develop its own DSP and […]

  • "Elvis" director Baz Luhrmann is the credited with the concept behind Bombay Sapphire's "Saw This, Made This" campaign.

    Bombay Sapphire – And Baz Luhrmann – Toast First-Party Data With A New Brand Campaign

    A new campaign from Bombay Sapphire, which launched on Wednesday with spokesperson and “Elvis” director Baz Luhrmann, combines influencer-led social media interactions with the goal of building a loyal customer base that’s (hopefully) willing to share personal information. Bombay Sapphire is looking to generate the kind of lift in brand awareness and affinity that can lead users to intentionally opt into future promotional efforts.

  • How My Code’s Prebid Tech Makes It Possible To Manage Omnichannel Inventory

    My Code, a publisher network that specializes in multicultural media, manages display and video inventory across nearly 800 sites under its umbrella. Because of the complexity of programmatic sales across such a diverse portfolio of sites, including a mix of owned and third-party clients, My Code has relied on PubMatic’s OpenWrap unified bidding solution for the past two years.

  • Xandr’s POV On The CTV Ad Server Space; Are Sunnier Times Ahead For News?

    Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign up here. The Suite Smell Of Success Xandr CTO Ben John and EVP and GM Mike Welch recently shed some light on how Xandr plans to win in the CTV and video ad-serving market, which is essentially new to Xandr and a capability it’s building […]

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