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  • Are GIFs Viewable? GIPHY Hooks Up With Oracle’s Moat To Prove It

    GIPHY is growing up. The search engine for GIFs is partnering with Oracle Data Cloud’s Moat to measure viewability, ad delivery and invalid traffic for short-form branded content on its platform. The metrics will be baked into the price of media and available for all campaigns and sponsored GIFs starting in Q4 when GIPHY and […]

  • Why Hulu Is Betting On New Ad Formats

    Hulu is trying to change how the industry thinks about the TV ad experience. Over the past few years, Hulu has built interactive ad formats to fit consumer viewing behaviors. Earlier this year, for instance, Hulu introduced pause ads, which are served as overlays when a viewer pauses a show. Hulu has also maintained its […]

  • Trackers Abound On Amazon Fire TV And Roku; Omnicom Folds McDonald's Agency Into DDB

    Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign up here. I Spy  A study from Princeton University and the University of Chicago revealed the extent of ad tracking on OTT platforms like Roku and Amazon Fire TV, as well as the lack of controls to manage trackers. According to the study, 89% of channels […]

  • Facebook Bets On Interactive News Feed Advertising With Polls, Playables And AR

    Advertising in the news feed is set to get more interactive with the introduction of three new ad products: poll ads, playables and augmented reality ads. “This is advertising that users can play with, and I use the term ‘play,’ because it should be fun,” said Mark D’Arcy, VP of global business marketing and chief […]

  • News App SmartNews Eschews Subscriptions For Good Old Advertising

    When Japan-based SmartNews raised its most recent funding round – $28 million in August – the company’s valuation hit $1.1 billion. It’s an eye-popping appraisal for a news discovery app. There aren’t many ad-supported unicorns galloping around the digital news biz these days. SmartNews has raised just over $116 million since 2013. The app, founded in Tokyo […]

  • Ad Tech Founders Set Sights On Other Industries; WaPo Has A New Ad Network

    Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign up here. Programmatic Everything Tapad co-founders Are Traasdahl and Dag Liodden are the latest ad tech entrepreneurs to bring programmatic principles to adjacent industries. The two have raised $14 million for their new startup Crisp, which will use big data to reduce food waste, VentureBeat reports. […]

  • Financial Times Is Capturing Ad Budgets Of Small Buyers By Automating The Hassle

    Financial Times has started using automation to make selling long-tail inventory more efficient. Automation allows Facebook and Google to capture significant ad revenue from small buyers. But for publishers like the FT, managing those campaigns requires tremendous manpower. Consider that 55% of its global ad campaigns in 2018 had budgets under 10,000 pounds. Salespeople and […]

  • How NBCUniversal’s Denise Colella Is Bringing Targeted Ads To TV

    NBCUniversal’s Denise Colella will speak at AdExchanger’s upcoming PROGRAMMATIC I/O New York conference on Oct. 15 and 16. People watching a TV show shouldn’t see ads they don’t care about. Transforming the TV ad experience to incorporate more targeting is a key mission of Denise Colella, SVP of advanced advertising products and strategy at NBCUniversal. […]

  • Lotame CEO On Launching A Private Data Exchange, And Why The New DMPs Are “Fool's Gold”

    Point solution technology often gets a bad rap, but that’s exactly what Lotame wants to be. Lotame, which started life as a data management platform (DMP) for publishers, has been systematically unstacking itself to make parts of its DMP available a la carte, including a connected TV product suite and firehose access to Lotame’s global […]

  • 4 Reasons Why News Media Will Thrive In The Wake Of Privacy Regulation

    “The Sell Sider” is a column written by the sell side of the digital media community. Today’s column is written by Jeff Turner, head of ad product for RED at The Washington Post. Every few years there’s something new in digital advertising that threatens publishers’ revenue and puts the digital publishing industry at risk. Past […]

  • Harness the Full Capabilities of the Advertising Marketplace with Automation

            This article is sponsored by Comcast Technology Solutions. In the last few years, brands have wrestled with whether to prioritize broadcast or digital video channels in their advertising campaigns. The short answer? Emphasize both. A blended, multichannel strategy has been shown to increase ROI by as much as 35%, according to […]

  • News Corp Explores Sale Of SSP Unruly Media; Hollywood Races To Master Short-Form Video

    Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign up here. Divesting Ad Tech  News Corp has hired bankers to oversee the potential sale of Unruly, a video SSP the news company acquired four years ago for about $140 million, Sky News reports. Terms of the potential deal are still unknown, but News Corp’s decision […]

  • Axios Has A Game Plan For Growth, And It’s All About Engagement

    The Axios Sports newsletter recently hit a major milestone: 100,000 subscribers, up nearly tenfold in less than nine months. But this is not just growth for growth’s sake, said Ernesto Arrocha, associate director of growth and engagement at Axios, which publishes just under 20 daily and weekly newsletters. Its sports newsletter maintains a 42% open […]

  • Netflix Brand Tie-Ins Raise Eyebrows; Political Season To Drive Up Social Ad Prices

    Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign up here. Tied Down By Tie-Ins Netflix does more than Amazon or HBO when it comes to brand tie-ins. “But the tech company, which doesn’t sell ads, is still figuring out how to weave brands into and around its shows and how much it’s willing to […]

  • Diageo’s In-House Ad Buying Boosts Productivity And Brand Safety

    As a CPG, Diageo is always looking for efficiencies. And as a spirits’ brand, it’s especially vulnerable to brand safety issues. That’s why the beverage giant brought programmatic and social buying in house in North America, a decision that has driven both more control and “a lot of productivity and return,” said Jason Acker, Diageo’s […]

  • HuffPost Created A Loyalty Funnel To Deepen Reader Engagement

    A successful article at HuffPost doesn’t have the most traffic – it has the most traffic from loyal readers with the highest engagement time. HuffPost overhauled its audience strategy last year to super-serve its most faithful readers and increase their numbers. The publisher is also diversifying its revenue through subscriptions. In April, it soft-launched a […]

  • Google's Exchange Bidding Is Now 'Open Bidding'; Market Researchers Slip

    Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign up here. ‘Open’-ing Up? Google renamed its exchange bidding product to “open bidding.” The name mirrors AdMob’s open bidding, Google said in a blog post. Google’s exchange bidding – its answer to header bidding – made headlines this summer as Google tussled with The Trade Desk […]

  • Instagram Scrambles In Wake Of Data-Scraping Report; Amazon Formalizes Marketing Partner Program

    Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign up here. Under The Hood Facebook is reviewing all of its 600-plus marketing partners after a Business Insider report revealed some were scraping data and storing passwords on Instagram without consent. The move shows that Instagram, which has been largely shielded from the public backlash over […]

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  • News Corp Gets Into News Aggregation; Facebook Tightens Control Over Instagram

    Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign up here. Knewz Corp News Corp is launching a news aggregation service called Knewz.com with the intention of highlighting smaller outlets that often get passed over by Google and Facebook. The service, expected to launch on desktop and mobile later this year, will link directly to […]

  • YouTube Will End Targeted Ads On Videos Watched By Kids; BuzzFeed and Walmart Partner On Recipes

    Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign up here. Children Of YouTube YouTube will remove targeted ads from videos that are watched primarily by children, Bloomberg’s Mark Bergen reports. The move could impact a large fraction of YouTube’s overall traffic and dent monetization as the platform implements contextual targeting in place of personalized […]

  • TV Broadcasters Are Hot On Addressable – But CCPA Might Hamper Their Plans

    The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) could disrupt audience-based TV advertising before it really has a chance to take off. The law, which goes into effect on Jan. 1, 2020 – less than 140 days from now – is chock full of language and requirements that TV broadcasters and their data partners need to pay attention to. […]

  • Some See Delays As Walmart Brings Ad Sales In-House; Xandr Taps Comscore

    Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign up here. Walmart False Start Brands are seeing delays with their Walmart ad buys as a result of the retailer’s transition from Triad Retail Media, which previously repped its inventory, to an in-house sales team. “We are migrating remaining accounts from Triad to Walmart Media Group […]

  • Disney's Rough Ad Sales Revamp; The Pros And Cons Of Facebook's Video Subscription Foray

    Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign up here. Mouse Trap Disney was a little low on pixie dust when it updated its ad sales strategy recently. The process has been rocky, according to The Information. Besides a reorg that crossed multiple departments (AdExchanger’s coverage), the Mouse House also swapped out its Comcast […]

  • CBS And Viacom Are Close To Sealing The Deal; Marin Sorrell's S4 Buys An Influencer Agency

    Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign up here. Come Together The CBS-Viacom merger is full speed ahead. Variety reports that there’s been significant headway in the negotiation process since last Friday, and the final details are being worked out. But there are still some serious wrinkles, the biggest being an agreement on […]

  • GumGum Grows Leadership Team, As Industry Focuses On Contextual Ad Tech

    GumGum, the image recognition tech startup, announced two C-level appointments on Monday as the company sharpens its focus on contextual advertising technology. Patrick Gildea, the former CFO of Gracenote, has joined GumGum as financial chief, and Ben Plomion was promoted to chief growth officer. Ad tech companies have seized on contextual targeting largely because audience […]

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    Publishers Are Skeptical About Facebook's Planned News Tab; Take a Peek Inside Disney Supply Stack

    Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign up here. Publisher Traumatic Stress Disorder  Publishers, does this sound familiar? Facebook is offering to pay licensing fees to news outlets to participate in a news section it plans to launch later this year. It’s knocked on doors at ABC, Dow Jones, The Washington Post, Bloomberg […]

  • Roku Kills It In Q2 Thanks In Large Part To Monetizing The Roku Channel

    The streaming wars are heating up, and Roku is on a tear. On Wednesday, Roku posted its best second quarter results since going public, with overall revenue up 59% year over year to $250.1 million, and 1.4 million new subscribers since last quarter. Active accounts now stand at 30.5 million. Average revenue per user was […]

  • Disney Upfront Dazzles; Twitter Data Leaks

    Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign up here. Mouse Money Disney’s 2019-2020 upfront was the biggest in the company’s history, with sales up 5% thanks in part to its acquisition of 21st Century Fox. Digital revenue and revenue from addressable TV were both up 50%, a sign of a growing appetite among […]

  • 3 Things To Know About The Gannett/GateHouse Media Merger

    If all goes according to plan, America’s two largest newspaper chains will become one by the end of the year. Earlier this week, New Media Investment Group, parent company of GateHouse Media, announced its intention to buy USA Today publisher Gannett in a deal valued at $1.4 billion. If antitrust regulators approve the merger, GateHouse […]

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