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  • Fraud Scheme Targets CTV; Biden’s Social Skills

    Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign up here. A Tangled Web Joe Biden hasn’t gained much traction with online platforms. Does he need to? This election is a “battle for the soul of the internet,” with Biden’s mild-mannered decency pitted against President Trump’s shock-jock appeal on Facebook, YouTube and Twitter, said Rob […]

  • Keeping the Value Chain Flowing At This Year’s TV Upfronts

    “On TV And Video” is a column exploring opportunities and challenges in advanced TV and video.  Today’s column is written by Jay Prasad, chief strategy officer at LiveRamp TV and Data Plus Math, and an IAB Video Board Member. The goal coming out of upfronts used to be as simple as securing enough network inventory […]

  • Peacock Struts; A Rallying Cry For SMBs

    Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign up here. Peacock Takes Flight Peacock launched on Wednesday as a free add-on for Comcast Xfinity and X1 Flex subscribers. The NBCU-owned service will launch nationally on July 15 with an ad-supported option and a premium tier at $4.99 per month. NBCU stuck to its original […]

  • FreeWheel Launches Unified Direct-Sold/Programmatic Product With NBCU And The Trade Desk

    NBCUniversal opened more of its inventory to programmatic platforms on Monday, with a new product integration through FreeWheel and The Trade Desk. FreeWheel, a sister-company of Comcast’s NBCU, is coming out of beta with its “unified decisioning” platform, which operates an auction where programmatic demand is considered alongside direct-sold campaigns for OTT inventory and video […]

  • Bob Iger Returns To Help Disney Through COVID; Quibi Hits 1.7M Downloads In Week One

    Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign up here. Bob’s Back Bob Iger is getting sucked back into Disney management after stepping down as CEO in February. Disney’s business is heavily reliant on people gathering – in theme parks, at movie studios, in theaters and on cruise ships. Disney is losing as much […]

  • Broadcasters Get Creative During Crisis; Amazon Primed To Succeed

    Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign up here. Movie Night (On The Couch) TV networks hope nostalgia will win over home-bound viewers. NBCU launched a franchise last week called “Stay-In Theater,” simulcasting family movies across its family of networks. NBCU will cut national commercial time for the broadcast from 35 minutes to […]

  • AdExchanger Announces Awards Finalists; Disney Plus Hits 50M Subscribers In Five Months

    Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign up here. The Ad Tech Oscars The 2020 AdExchanger Awards finalists were announced on Thursday. “Best In-House Media Operation” pits some of the best-known brands in the world: Bayer, Disney Parks and Experiences, Sprint, Nestlé and Uber. It’s also no surprise that finalists exhibiting the best […]

  • Daytime Is Streaming Time: TV Viewing Habits In The Time Of COVID-19

    Coronavirus shelter-in-place orders have been in place for less than a month nationally, but consumer media habits are already massively changing. Streaming is the clear winner of social distancing. From March 9 to March 16, total streaming time grew to 156.1 billion minutes per day in the United States, compared to 127.6 billion minutes during […]

  • How to Elevate Your Streaming TV Campaign with Higher Quality Impressions

    This article is sponsored by Tatari. OTT viewing is on the rise. Once considered a supplementary source of TV content, streaming now accounts for nearly 30% of viewing – and growing. As publishers continue to move more of their content libraries to the advertising video on demand (AVOD) ecosystem, streaming ad impressions will become a […]

  • As COVID-19 Boosts Streaming, Advertisers Can’t Afford To Sit Out OTT Anymore

    “On TV And Video” is a column exploring opportunities and challenges in advanced TV and video.  Today’s column is written by Joel Cox, co-founder and executive vice president of strategy and innovation at Strategus. Before the COVID-19 outbreak, many people had already spoken: They want to consume their television media on their time and terms […]

  • Ad Tech M&A Fell Off A Cliff In Q1 – And Not Just Because Of COVID-19

    It was a chilly Q1 for ad tech deal-making, and you can expect more of the same in the second quarter. But you can’t blame it all on COVID-19 – at least not entirely. The ongoing health crisis is only accelerating trends that were already rolling, said Terry Kawaja, CEO and founder of investment bank LUMA […]

  • Brand Safe (At Any Cost?); New CEO For WarnerMedia (And Xandr?)

    Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign up here. Pretty Good, Eh? File this one under, “Not an April Fools’ joke.” Postmedia, one of the largest Canadian news media conglomerates, is making all of its online content free this month, thanks to a partnership with Mary Brown’s, a fried chicken chain based in […]

  • MakeSpace Expanded Into Linear TV. Then COVID-19 Happened.

    The six-year-old storage company MakeSpace had plans to go beyond digital marketing and run its first linear TV ads this March. And then the coronavirus pandemic happened. So shortly after starting its linear TV ads, MakeSpace put its plans on hold. “We’re going to completely pause after this week until we can work through the […]

  • Coronavirus Is Accelerating Pluto TV’s Already Massive Growth

    If there’s one category other than cannabis and toilet paper that’s doing pretty well right now, it’s streaming. “We’re in a fortunate spot,” said Tom Ryan, CEO of platform Pluto TV, where total viewing hours increased across the board last week. But the ad-supported video-on-demand (AVOD) platform was already growing at a rapid clip before […]

  • Netflix Looks Strong Again; Twitter Revises Guidance

    Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign up here. Net’ Benefits Netflix investors have been worried about its high costs, unprofitability and increased competition. But that same balance sheet is starting to look like a safe harbor. “In fact, Netflix’s liquidity position and the tailwinds from social distancing combine to give the company […]

  • Postponing The Olympics; Crisis Will Only Strengthen Big Tech

    Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign up here. The Games Must Not Go On It’s official: The 2020 Tokyo Olympics will be postponed, an International Olympic Committee (IOC) member told USA Today. It’s the first time that the Olympic games won’t be held since World War II, though brands and athletes may […]

  • What Happens In A Year With No Upfronts; Will The Internet Hold?

    Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign up here. Let Me Be Upfront Beyond canceling the glitzy upfront events this year, the coronavirus pandemic might have a broader impact on how TV ad dollars are negotiated for the season. With studio productions for fall 2020 in limbo, most of the dealmaking between ad […]

  • Tubi, Pluto And Xumo Make A Trend: Why Networks Are Obsessed With AVOD

    Fox Corporation bought itself a piece of the free ad-supported video on demand (AVOD) action earlier this week with its $440 million acquisition of Tubi. The deal follows Comcast’s acquisition of Xumo in February, reportedly for around $100 million, and Viacom’s (now ViacomCBS’s) $340 million purchase of Pluto TV early last year. There are now […]

  • How To Be An Ad Sales Exec And A Mom During A Pandemic

    Being a working mom was hard enough. Then COVID-19 came along. With schools closed, Andrea Zapata, VP of data innovation and insights at Effectv, Comcast’s cable ad sales group, is pulling data to help clients understand how media will be impacted by COVID-19 one minute while teaching her five- and seven-year-old boys how to read, […]

  • Will Publishers Benefit From Media Consumption Spike?; Disney Could Sell TrueX Ad Platform

    Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign up here. Short-Term Gains, Long-Term Pains Media consumption is spiking almost as fast as the coronavirus is spreading, with people locked in their homes. But TV networks may only see short-term gains as the world faces a recession and production crews are forced to halt filming, […]

  • Which COVID-19-Related Consumer Behavior Shifts Are Here To Stay?

    How do all these changes affect marketers, and how should they adapt their messaging and media strategies to the COVID crisis? Click here to find out. Once the coronavirus-induced toilet paper panic buying dies down, consumers will probably chill on their TP sprees. But COVID-19 has the potential to create more permanent behavior changes in […]

  • Mike Baker On Life After Dataxu And The Future Of Ad Tech

    For Mike Baker, trekking to the top of a snowy mountain in Colorado and then snowboarding down isn’t all that different from the gumption it takes to found and nurture a startup. “It’s not for everybody, but for people who are crazy enough to enjoy sacrifice and grit, it’s great – the journey is also the […]

  • Content Consumption During COVID-19; More On Brian Lesser’s Exit From AT&T

    Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign up here. Mobile Response People forced into quarantine, isolation or however you want to put it are boosting overall content consumption in the United States. Live television is still down year over year, from three hours and 44 minutes per day to three hours and 27 […]

  • TV Cancellation Impact; Etsy Tries Ads

    Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign up here. Not Very Sporting The sudden absence of live sports in television schedules has thrown broadcasters for a loop, with billions of dollars in rights fees and ad commitments on the line. But the most consequential effect may be a swing of users from linear-TV […]

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    Networks Cancel Upfronts. Does It Matter?

    Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign up here. All The Canceled Upfronts ViacomCBS, NBCU, WarnerMedia/Xandr and Roku all said Thursday that, due to fears around COVID-19, they’re canceling their live upfront events in favor of video presentations. Read more. The upfronts weren’t the only big events affected. The ANA canceled its Media […]

  • Xandr CEO Brian Lesser Reportedly Resigns

    Xandr CEO Brian Lesser has resigned, Reuters reported. Xandr did not respond to AdExchanger’s request for comment. There’d been rumblings within the advertising community about Xandr not living up to expectations. AT&T’s ad unit missed internal revenue projections and was off-pace to meet goals it set for later this year, multiple sources told AdExchanger. The […]

  • Streamlined Data Tool Helps WarnerMedia Supercharge Branded Content  

    WarnerMedia’s wide range of shows, personalities and topics means the company can create vastly different types of branded content. Data plays a key role in matchmaking between the advertiser’s target audience and the content and delivery those potential customers like best. The teams using Launchpad, WarnerMedia’s insights tool, start their sales pitch by showing how […]

  • Disney, AMC Networks And WarnerMedia To Sell Linear TV Through Xandr Invest

    Might the TV buyer’s dream of purchasing inventory across networks using the same audience definition finally be coming true? AMC Networks, Disney and WarnerMedia said Wednesday their linear TV inventory will be available through Xandr Invest. Starting mid-April, buyers will be able to log into Xandr Invest, Xandr’s programmatic buying platform, to access linear TV […]

  • NBCU Quietly Sold Snapchat Stake; Twitter CEO Dorsey Evades Ouster Attempt By Activist Investor

    Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign up here. Gone In A Snap NBCUniversal quietly sold its $500 million stake in Snapchat stock late last year to rebalance its portfolio toward streaming media. The broadcaster invested in Snapchat during its IPO three years ago to expand the network’s digital presence. Since then, NBCU […]

  • It’s Time For B2B Marketers To Get Off The Advanced TV Sidelines

    “On TV and Video” is a column exploring opportunities and challenges in advanced TV and video. Today’s column is written by Brienna Pinnow, co-founder at Blinc Digital Group. Advanced TV advertising promises marketers better targeting and measurement capabilities, underpinned by rich viewer data. Not only are Americans flocking to the services and devices that deliver […]

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