Cars.com Revs Its Commerce Engine With Specialized Retail Media Network
Last month, Cars.com – a 25-year-old Chicago-based automotive company that started out in the digital newspaper ads business – launched an RMN for auto advertisers.
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HBO MAX’s Reddit Account Was Compromised And Used For Ad Fraud
A week ago, HBO MAX had its verified Reddit account overrun by a hacker group, which eluded notice for two days while it ran 108 different ad permutations targeting an unknown number of Redditors.
Gaming Wants To Prove It’s Just Like Other Media Channels – While Also Owning How It’s Different
Adapting other channels’ strategies might be what gaming platforms need to do to get advertisers comfortable spending more. Leaning into gaming’s differentiators will come later, after bigger budgets arrive.
Taboola Eyes The Finance Vertical With An Offer To Acquire Ad Network Dianomi
Taboola has made an offer to buy Dianomi, a UK-based ad tech company that connects financial advertisers with premium business and finance publishers.
How The Try Guys Turned Their Love For Liquid I.V. Into A Brand Deal
When a creator already loves the product they’re marketing, it’s easy to work it into their content in ways that feel natural. That’s exactly what the Try Guys did.
The Court Just Unsealed Judge Brinkema’s Remedies Decision In The Google Ad Tech Antitrust Case. Here’s Your TL;DR
The court has unsealed Judge Leonie Brinkema’s full remedies opinion in US v. Google (ad tech edition). So, what’s in there?
Horizon Is Bringing Roku’s TV Data ‘In House.’ Here’s What That Means For Advertisers
Horizon is bringing Roku’s streaming-TV data into its homegrown intelligence platform to help advertisers act on viewing signals while campaigns are still in flight.
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Information Quality Is What Wins In The AI Era
In the AI era, according to Tim Frank, the man in charge of AI monetization at Microsoft, “information is the new bid.”
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The Trade Desk’s Bumpy Ride Down
The Trade Desk’s recent reduction of 15% of its workforce comes after nearly two years of challenges on Wall Street, leadership turnover and bumpy product decisions. Independent analyst Richard Kramer comes on to dissect how Wall Street views TTD – and what it got wrong in the first place.