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Video Demos at Monaco Media Forum: AdMeld, Dapper, MediaMath, Permuto

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His Serene Highness Prince Albert II of Monaco chaired the Monaco Media Forum – YouTube channel here – in his diminutive principality this past week with luminaries from advertising taking part in panel discussions as well as ad tech companies showing their wares. (Post-show, cigarette boat tour video with Sean Connery here.)

Among those on the agenda who provided a demo were execs from AdMeld, Dapper, MediaMath, Permuto. For your viewing pleasure, here are their demos, which are quite detailed relative to what you might normally see at a conference.

CRO Ben Barokas (AdExchanger.com Q&A) demonstrates AdMeld‘s publisher yield optimization platform.

Founder, COO Jon Aizen of Dapper, (AdExchanger.com Q&A) demonstrates Dapper’s ad creative technology.

CEO Joe Zawadzki (AdExchanger.com Q&A) demonstrates Platform One and MediaMath‘s demand-side buying platform.

CEO Shaukat Shamim of Permuto, (AdExchanger.com Q&A) discusses Permuto’s eCommerce-focused, demand-side buying platform.

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