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Greg Garunov, EVP, Business & Strategic Development, Sightly
When Did it Become Okay to Grade Our Own Homework?

"The Sell Sider" is a column written by the sell side of the digital media community. Today's column is written by Greg Garunov, EVP of business and strategic development at Sightly. Once upon a time, brands and agencies railed against walled gardens, and for good reason. They didn’t want Big Tech saying, “Trust us, your... Continue reading »
by AdExchanger Guest Columnist // October 15th, 2021 //
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DoubleVerify Acquires An EU Competitor, Its First Deal Since Going Public

Ad verification and measurement provider DoubleVerify is set to acquire Berlin-based ad tech company Meetrics, a deal that will help fuel the newly minted public company’s global expansion. The all-cash purchase is expected to close in the third quarter of 2021. DoubleVerify CEO Mark Zagorski declined to disclose the sale price. Meetrics was founded in... Continue reading »
by Tony Rifilato // August 30th, 2021 //
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Programmatic Fuels Integral Ad Science’s Q2 Growth

Ad verification and measurement provider Integral Ad Science held its first earnings call after going public just over a month ago. Revenue increased 55% to $75.1 million year-over-year. That growth was largely fueled by programmatic revenue, which jumped 94% to $31.8 million compared to the same period last year. Programmatic accounts for 42% of total Q2 revenue, as... Continue reading »
by Tony Rifilato // August 13th, 2021 //
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Adelaide Raises $2 Million From Angel Backers To Develop Its Attention-Based Ad Metric

The online ad tech startup Adelaide raised $2 million its first investment round from a crew of industry angel investors to build out its attention-based advertising currency, the Attention Unit [AU], as an alternative to campaigns determined primarily by viewability. Adelaide’s AU factors in the context of the ad placement and the likelihood that the... Continue reading »
by James Hercher // July 16th, 2021 //
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How The Media Trust Is Helping CTV Publishers Filter Unwanted Ads

"The Sell Sider" is a column written by the sell side of the digital media community. As more inventory becomes available programmatically in CTV, the issue of ad quality is coming up more often. Publishers, concerned about the messaging in ads being delivered, increasingly rely on DSPs and SSPs to filter out ad content that... Continue reading »
by Tony Rifilato // July 9th, 2021 //
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IAS Goes Public In Bid To Retain Competitive Edge

Ad verification and measurement provider Integral Ad Science went public Wednesday after filing an S-1 with the Securities and Exchange Commission earlier this month. The New York-based company began trading on the Nasdaq at $18 per share – above the initial $15 to $17 price range – raising $270 million through the sale of 15 million... Continue reading »
by Tony Rifilato // June 30th, 2021 //
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DoubleVerify Is “Building A War Chest” With IPO

Ad verification company DoubleVerify went public on Wednesday, a month after it filed an S-1, and a week after it set the terms for the IPO, which had it valued at $4.2 billion. However, the company’s stock opened at $35 a share ­– nearly 30% above its IPO price – valuing the company at more... Continue reading »
by Tony Rifilato // April 21st, 2021 //
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TikTok Intros Shopping And Retargeting Ads; DoubleVerify Seeks $4.2B Valuation

Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign up here. TikTocking Dollars TikTok wants in on the ecommerce action that has skyrocketed during the COVID-19 pandemic. It's introducing new ad formats designed for purchase conversions on the platform. Business Insider reports that the Chinese video app plans to roll out new tools l that... Continue reading »
by Monica Bhalla // April 14th, 2021 //
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In 2021, A Sense Of Optimism Post-Trump, Though Ad Pauses Are ‘The New Normal’

In the days after the Jan. 6 mob attack on the US Capitol – fueled in large part by former President Trump’s false claims of election fraud – advertisers quickly paused their ad spending amid the heightened sensitivity. By most accounts, the ads were pulled back for 24 to 48 hours by brands and agencies,... Continue reading »
by Tony Rifilato // February 1st, 2021 //
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EU Plans Laws That Could Topple Big Tech; TV Networks Are In Debt To Their Advertisers

Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign up here. Breaking Big Tech? A set of strict new EU privacy laws now under discussion could be the basis for breaking up the big tech platforms, Business Insider reports. The first drafts of the Digital Services Act and the Digital Markets Act (DMA) were unveiled... Continue reading »
by Monica Bhalla // December 18th, 2020 //
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