This Platform Will Let Anyone Buy Political Ads
AdStorm launched an ad buying platform in August to let just about anyone put their own money behind real political TV ad campaigns.
AdStorm launched an ad buying platform in August to let just about anyone put their own money behind real political TV ad campaigns.
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TikTok announced this week that it would allow search advertising to be targeted by keyword. Plus, streaming ad supply now outpaces demand.
Originally, Ad-Shield Co-Founder and CEO Joon Yu intended to build software to block ads. Now, the business is focused on ad block recovery.
The holiday season is here, and understanding how different generations plan to shop can help you tailor your messaging, media planning and creative based on the generation you’re targeting.
It’s a wrap on the US v. Google antitrust case, at least for now. Then, behind the IP infringement claim on the OpenRTB spec that ruffled feathers at the IAB Tech Lab.
Google isn’t perfect. But it offers convenient, cost-effective advertising tools that millions of small businesses use to find customers, grow and succeed. If the DOJ breaks up the company, it will also break those tools.
The US v. Google antitrust trial is over, but nobody’s done with the drama. Plus, Charter just struck a deal with NBCUniversal.
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An unusual dilemma has programmatic vendors and ad tech platforms worried about a flurry of potential patent infringement suits.