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Apple appears to be providing its homegrown ad network with more granular measurement functionality that what everyone else will get through SKAdNetwork.
Is Apple Giving Its Own Ad Network An Unfair Advantage?

Apple appears to be providing its homegrown ad network with more granular measurement functionality that what everyone else will get through SKAdNetwork. Specifically, the Apple Ads Attribution API payload field will include two parameters that are important for optimization – creativeSet ID and keywordID – but totally absent from SKAdNetwork postbacks. Without creativeSetID, advertisers won’t know which... Continue reading »

by Allison Schiff // February 4th, 2021 //
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The Top 10 Events That Shaped – And Rocked – The Digital Ad Industry Over The Past Decade

The programmatic ecosystem spent the last 10 years in a state of hyper growth, and programmatic spending surpassed $100 billion dollars globally for the first time in 2019. While the next 10 years will likely bring a slowdown due to market maturation and data regulations, it’s indisputable that programmatic buying and the rise of ad... Continue reading »

by Allison Schiff // December 26th, 2019 //
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The Walled Gardens Are Eating Open Programmatic – Here’s How They Do It

Beyond the money they mint with their owned-and-operated inventory, Google, Facebook and Amazon are, each in their own way, bidding into nearly every programmatic auction that takes place across the open internet. Although programmatic is growing year over year, independent ad tech players are increasingly fighting over the remaining crumbs while the walled gardens cut... Continue reading »

by Allison Schiff // May 17th, 2019 //
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Collective Names Kerry Bianchi CEO As The Ad Tech Overhaul Continues

Collective promoted its COO Kerry Bianchi to CEO Thursday, as the 12-year-old startup continues to evolve out of the traditional ad network business. Joe Apprendi, Collective’s founder and now its former CEO, will remain on the board as executive chairman. Since 2015, Collective has reshaped its business to meet what Bianchi described as the next... Continue reading »

by James Hercher // February 2nd, 2017 //
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Ad Networks Are Starting To Get Their Anti-Fraud Ducks In A Row

Ad networks catch a lot of flak as conduits of bad traffic from shady publishers. “It is true that some bad players intentionally sell fraudulent traffic and that other players are just turning a blind eye,” said Asaf Greiner, CEO and founder of fraud detection company Protected Media. “But there are also others working very... Continue reading »

by Allison Schiff // November 28th, 2016 //
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Forced Mobile Redirects Take Users Where They Don’t Want To Go

Now available on your mobile device: all the crummy, spammy experiences you’ve come to expect from desktop. Shady affiliate marketing tactics are a particular annoyance for publishers and users alike, especially forced redirects that unexpectedly shunt users to an app store, either by way of an intrusive popup or a mobile webpage overstuffed with display... Continue reading »

by Allison Schiff // July 11th, 2016 //
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Ad Net Undertone Acquired By Perion, Israeli Performance Marketing Company

Ad tech might not be as sexy a buy as it was just a few short years ago, but that didn’t stop Israeli performance advertising company Perion from buying American ad net Undertone on Tuesday for up to $180 million in cash. Of that sum, $91 million is payable at closing and the remaining $89... Continue reading »

by Ryan Joe // December 1st, 2015 //
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Publishers Rejoice As Platforms Shun Ad Networks

LiveRail and AppNexus removing resellers from their respective platforms last week were two more nails in the ad network coffin. If any publishers were upset, AdExchanger couldn’t find them. Just the opposite, in fact. While some publishers still use ad networks, most have significantly pared back in recent years, and those that still work with... Continue reading »

by Sarah Sluis // November 16th, 2015 //
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LinkedIn’s Display Offering No Longer A Strength

LinkedIn’s display business deteriorated during Q1 2015 and will continue to tumble, the company said during its quarterly earnings call on Thursday. While LinkedIn reported Q1 revenues of $638 million, up 35% YoY, its disappointing Q2 and full-year guidance ($670-$675 million and $2.9 billion respectively) sent shares plummeting more than 25%. During the call, CFO... Continue reading »

by Liz Rowley // April 30th, 2015 //
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How The Old Ad Nets Are Upgrading

Is the old ad network model truly dead? When Apple’s ad platform iAd went programmatic, some executives hinted it might be time to start shoveling dirt onto its carcass. “If there weren’t enough nails in the old ad network model, having Apple make the switch to programmatic is one more,” said Michael Collins, CEO of... Continue reading »

by Ryan Joe // December 3rd, 2014 //
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