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    How Financial Services App Klover Compensates Its Users For Their Data

    In the data-centric online ecosystem, it’s typical for app users to feel like they’re a product being sold to advertisers. Klover is betting it can flip that dynamic by offering to compensate people for their data when they use the Klover app.

  • Viant CEO Explains Why Stock Popped 90% In Debut

    Viant’s stock rose 90%, from $25 to $47 per share, after its debut on the NASDAQ stock exchange Wednesday.  Investors on Viant’s roadshow “clearly understood Viant’s people-based approach, and how it’s built for cookie and device identifiers going away,” said CEO and co-founder Tim Vanderhook to AdExchanger. At the time, the stock was up to […]

  • Viant Technology Files S-1 Ahead Of IPO

    Ad software provider Viant Technology Inc. filed an S-1 on Friday with the US Securities and Exchange Commission ahead of an initial public offering as the company positions itself for future growth. The company anticipates a boom in the growing programmatic advertising market, particularly across linear TV, CTV and mobile. Viant, which was founded in […]

  • Viant Co-Founders Buy Back DSP From Meredith

    More than a year after Meredith said it would sell off Viant, the ad tech company has found its buyer. Viant co-founders Tim and Chris Vanderhook said Monday they’ve bought back the 60% stake they sold to Time Inc. in 2016, before Time Inc. itself was acquired by Meredith. They declined to reveal the deal […]

  • The Customer Service Imperative In Ad Tech

    “Data-Driven Thinking” is written by members of the media community and contains fresh ideas on the digital revolution in media. Today’s column is written by Alex Perrin, vice president of programmatic strategy at Viant’s Adelphic. Brands place too high of a priority on impersonal technology versus strategic partnerships that garner access to innovative solutions. Everyone […]

  • Time Inc.’s Viant: ‘People-Based’ Doesn’t Have To Mean ‘Walled Garden’

    In acquiring Adelphic for an undisclosed price, Viant hopes to create a “people-based DSP” that combines media execution with deterministic data from parent company Time Inc. But don’t think of what Time Inc. is building as a mini walled garden, said Viant CEO and co-founder Tim Vanderhook. “Everyone wants the scale that Facebook and Google […]

  • Time Inc. To Acquire Adelphic And Build A ‘People-Based DSP’

    Is Time Inc. trying to take on Google and Facebook? The publisher announced Monday that it’s acquiring cross-device and mobile ad platform Adelphic to build what it’s calling a “people-based DSP.” Time Inc. has certainly been on a tech tear. The Adelphic deal, slated to close during Q1, comes just shy of a year after Time […]

  • Marketing-Mix Modeling: A Road of Missed Opportunity for Brands

    “Data-Driven Thinking” is written by members of the media community and contains fresh ideas on the digital revolution in media. Today’s column is written by Michael Collins, CEO at Adelphic. If you are in brand management, chances are you have leveraged marketing-mix modeling (MMM). In case you haven’t, MMM is the well-used planning tool that […]

  • How DSPs Navigate Agency ‘Preferred Partnerships’

    Agencies often select a few “preferred partners” instead of dealing with numerous demand-side platforms (DSPs). While agencies, barring a client preference, should choose a DSP that can access the best inventory at the best rates for a given campaign, many buying platforms offer volume-based discounts. And because agencies feel the squeeze on margins, they might […]

  • Mo’ Match Rates Mo’ Problems As Cross-Device Vendors Aim For Scale

    Cross-device identity match rates have shot up in recent years, but brands and agencies remain skeptical of the results. “We were consistently disappointed with cross-device identity matches,” said David Kohl, CEO of the digital media advisory firm Morgan Digital Ventures. “There’s a gap in understanding of what’s possible between vendors and the buy side, [which […]

  • Dailymotion Seeks To Diversify Video Demand After LiveRail Shutters

    Vivendi-owned Dailymotion is expanding its network of video demand sources and its programmatic presence in New York, despite reports of restructures and the closing of the French video platform’s Palo Alto, Calif., office. Dailymotion is partnering with the mobile DSP StrikeAd, owned by recently acquired Sizmek, to serve more rich media units and enable geo-based […]

  • Cross-Device Offers Political Advertisers Great Promise – And Significant Challenges

    “AdExchanger Politics” is a weekly column tracking developments in the 2016 political campaign cycle. Today’s column is written by George Tarnopolsky, director of account management at Adelphic. The 2016 election promises to be exciting not only in politics, but also in the world of advertising. For the first time, mobile and multidevice political advertising will […]

  • Mobile Video A Growth Engine For Exchanges, But Brands Need More Buying Power

    Once measurement is fully in place, experts predict demand for mobile programmatic video and connected TV apps to reach a tipping point. Some programmatic platforms, such as mobile DSP Adelphic, are already seeing the shift. Mobile video accounts for 7.3% of all Adelphic campaigns, representing 18.2% of total spend through its platform. Sixty percent of […]

  • Updated MRAID Spec Could Be A Mobile Video Demand Driver

    Specs and standards aren’t that sexy, but industry experts say the Interactive Advertising Bureau’s recent video addendum to rich media standard MRAID could be one of the keys to unlocking more programmatic mobile video dollars. MRAID is a mobile standard, used by many publishers and app developers, to render and serve mobile rich media programmatically. […]

  • Adelphic Racks Up $11 Million In Series B, Plans To Spend It On Tech And Global Expansion

    Adelphic has mobile programmatic on the brain – which makes sense for a mobile DSP. The company said Wednesday that it had closed its Series B to the tune of $11 million in a round led by Blue Chip Venture Co., Google Ventures and Matrix Partners, bringing its total funding to $23 million. Adelphic – which […]

  • The Cross-Platform Patent Race Heats Up While Performance Metrics Standards Lag

    Although vendors are rushing to patent cross-channel ad-targeting solutions, this does little to address the lack of industry standards for cross-channel performance metrics. Adelphic announced in early December that it had patented its technology for creating a unique identifier that can be applied to the same individual across multiple digital devices such as smartphones, tablets […]

  • Why Apple Could Still Be An Advertising Giant

    Apple CEO Tim Cook answered the question “How important is the mobile advertising business for Apple?” at All Things D’s D11 conference earlier this week with the following statement: “We got into mobile advertising because we want developers to make money…It wasn’t about Apple making money.” Cook also noted Apple’s mobile advertising business isn’t “large […]

  • VivaKi Bakes Adelphic Mobile Audience Tech Into Its Trading Desk

    Digital advertising agency VivaKi will use Adelphic Mobile’s targeting capabilities to enhance its Audience on Demand (AOD) Mobile platform, the companies said today. Ad targeting and consumer privacy issues continue to complicate mobile ad buying. Adelphic – a three-year-old company founded by executives from Apple, Quattro Wireless (acquired by Apple) and Millennial Media – addresses these challenges […]

  • Adelphic Lands $10M Led By Google Ventures to Solve Mobile Media Puzzle

    Adelphic Mobile is one of a handful of companies trying to address the problem of poor audience segmentation in mobile. It hopes to get there faster with the help of a $10 million investment led by Google Ventures. The money is earmarked largely for marketing and other go-to-market spending. “We’ve been pretty heads down, working […]