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  • How Nexxen Is Lowering The Walls Between Linear And Streaming

    Broadcasters are now using a cross-platform planning tool within Nexxen (formerly Tremor International) to simultaneously activate the linear and digital aspects of their campaigns.

  • Working With Buyers Isn’t The Only Way For SSPs To Stand Out From Competitors

    In addition to buy-side integrations, content curation, proprietary ad formats and flexible pricing models are also helping set SSPs apart.

  • All Mathed Out; No Need For An iOS SOS?

    Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign up here. Tough Math MediaMath came to the end of its decade-long venture capital tether last year when it sold a stake to PE firm Searchlight Capital, wiping out the equity of its founders, early investors and employees. It’s a bitter outcome, reports Insider in […]

  • Why This Streaming Platform Decided To Work With Fewer Tech Partners

    The supply-path optimization trend is catching on with video publishers, including the AVOD platform Future Today.

  • Supply Path Optimization

    SPO Is Evolving Thanks To Direct Publisher Connections And A Push For Sustainability

    In 2022, SPO solutions largely revolved around creating direct connections to so-called premium publishers. But machine learning (ML) and artificial intelligence (AI) also took on a bigger role in SPO this year. And 2022 was the year the ad industry began touting SPO as the solution of choice for sustainability-focused marketers.

  • Matthew Papa, SVP of business and corporate development at Captify

    Brace Yourselves. More Consolidation Is Coming

    Ad tech saw almost 1,500 M&As between 2020 and 2021. So is this consolidation trend here to stay? It looks like it’s a resounding yes, writes Matthew Papa, SVP of business and corporate development at Captify.

  • Comic: The Other Shoe (Apple edition)

    Why Would Apple’s ‘iDSP’ Succeed When iAd Failed?

    The details are still sketchy, but it looks like Apple plans on launching a demand-side platform of its own. And so we asked the experts: Is it surprising that Apple appears to be launching DSP – and why will this succeed when iAd failed (or won’t it)?

  • The Big Story Podcast

    The Big Story: The Lingering Third-Party Cookie

    The expiration date for third-party cookies has been extended for another year. We talk through what the delay will mean for ad tech. Plus, an entire corner of the LUMAscape now exists within the Tremor-Amobee deal, the ultimate example in ad tech consolidation.

  • Tremor’s Amobee Acquisition Is About Plugging Holes And Getting Scale

    Tremor International has been on a journey to rebuild its biz with assets on both the buy and sell sides of digital media. And with its acquisition of Amobee announced earlier this week, Tremor is now making inroads into linear inventory. Tremor International CEO Ofer Druker spoke with AdExchanger about the company’s plans for its most recent acquisition.

  • Singaporean telco SingTel finally sold mobile-focused marketing platform Amobee to Tremor International for $239 million.

    Singtel Offloads Amobee To Tremor For $239 Million (Nearly $100 Million Less Than It Paid For Amobee In 2012)

    The ill-fated (and relatively brief) love affair between telcos and ad tech really is over. On Monday, Singaporean telco Singtel finally sold mobile-focused marketing platform Amobee to Tremor International for $239 million. The transaction is expected to close in the third quarter. (Read the release.) Tremor went public in June 2021. Its stock, which is […]

  • Ad Tech Covets Rosé With Netflix; Tremor Shakes Things Up

    Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign up here. Get Connected The coveted prizes in programmatic right now are exclusive CTV contracts.  In Cannes, the crème de la crème for handshakers and lunch-takers is Netflix. Google is meeting with Netflix there, Ad Age reports, and is an obvious choice as Netflix purportedly […]

  • Forget the Rule of 7: It’s Time to Reduce Ad Repetition

    The old adage that consumers must hear an ad at least seven times in order for it to stick no longer rings true when over-serving ads costs brands billions (and ruins the viewing experience), writes Valerie Bischak, GM and head of growth at Amobee. Data enables advertisers to reach their desired viewers, but technology can help maximize reach and control frequency against these most desired audiences. 

  • Comic: Things no one asked, ever.

    Ad Tech Execs Head To Walled Gardens; Is It Finally AVOD’s Time To Shine?

    Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign up here. Movers And Shakers Did you feel that?  There have been some seismic moves lately in Ad Tech Land – not even counting M&A or privacy rules.  Stephanie Layser, longtime leader of News Corp.’s advertising technology, is taking her talents to the cloud. She […]

  • TV Ad Buying Needs A Revolution – And Now Is The Time For Real Action

    “On TV & Video” is a column exploring opportunities and challenges in advanced TV and video.  Today’s column is by Pam Zucker, SVP and head of marketing at Amobee.  In a recent interview, IAB CEO David Cohen challenged advertisers “to rethink how they buy television.” He highlighted the dramatic change in consumption since the onset […]

  • Alexander Knudsen

    3 Contextual Targeting Myths in a Data-Deprecated World

    “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 Alexander Knudsen, VP of solutions engineering at Amobee. As marketers confront a data-deprecated world, contextual targeting is seeing a renaissance. But despite the fact that using content signals as proxies […]

  • SingTel Mulls Amobee Divestiture; Vungle Acquires Playable Startup TreSensa

    Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign up here. Swan Song? Telcos rushed headlong into the ad tech business, but will they survive it? Verizon washed its hands of ad tech with the sale of Verizon Media to Apollo; And Xandr is in limbo following AT&T’s mega-spinoff of WarnerMedia. But three’s a trend. […]

  • Inside the Upfront War Room for 2021

    “On TV and Video” is a column exploring opportunities and challenges in advanced TV and video. Today’s column is written by Stacy Daft, GM of enterprise commercial business development at Amobee. Last year’s TV upfronts were either “absolutely horrendous,” or “merely awful,” as Daily Variety put it. This year’s upfront ad spend is likely to […]

  • How To SPO

    “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 Kevin O’Sullivan, director of business development, EMEA at Amobee. Supply-path optimization is too often considered shorthand for a wrecking ball mentality that turns off SSPs and publishers in order to consolidate […]

  • As CTV Grows, Advertisers Need To Understand And Embrace SPO

    “On TV And Video” is a column exploring opportunities and challenges in advanced TV and video.  Today’s column is written by Max Knight, VP of analytics services at Amobee. Ask connected TV (CTV) advertisers what supply-path optimization (SPO) means and you’ll hear a hodgepodge of answers that include selecting exchange partners, avoiding resellers and making […]

  • Gartner released its 2020 ad tech Magic Quadrant last week, and here are the results.

    Google, The Trade Desk, MediaMath, Amobee, Adobe and Adform Lead The Pack In Gartner’s 2020 Ad Tech Magic Quadrant

    It’s not the biggest surprise that Google, The Trade Desk and MediaMath were pegged as “leaders” in Gartner’s third Magic Quadrant for ad tech. Google is Google, while The Trade Desk and MediaMath have both been in the DSP space for a long time. But there are a few new entrants on the scene. Beeswax, […]

  • AT&T Wants To Sell Crunchyroll For $1.5 Billion; Here's How Much Top Ad Tech Execs Make In A Year

    This Isn’t Even My Final Form Will Sony acquire anime streaming service Crunchyroll from AT&T and pair it with its existing service Funimation? According to The Information, the big sticking point keeping that dream from happening is the price: AT&T reportedly wants $1.5 billion. While the initial move to offload Crunchyroll began in May, it […]

  • Amobee Intros Self-Serve Platform To Link Linear Buying With CTV

    Amobee is making its suite of tools for TV and connected TV planning, targeting and measurement available on a self-serve basis starting Wednesday. The solution, called TV Amplifier, was first released as a managed service last year. Automation is needed in an increasingly fragmented media landscape, particularly with streaming consumption rising during the pandemic, said […]

  • During The Restart, Advertisers Will Need To Do More With Less. That Could Be An Asset.

    “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 Philip Smolin, chief strategy officer at Amobee. Society has restarted, and businesses are learning a new normal in real time. They’re adapting to changing public health measures, evolving consumer behaviors […]

  • Amobee Integrates With Triton Digital, Expanding Its Programmatic Audio Supply

    Amobee said Tuesday it will integrate with the programmatic audio exchange Triton Digital, which aggregates supply across digital audio publishers, broadcast radio station streams and podcasts. Amobee currently accesses digital audio supply from Pandora and Rubicon Project. But it’s the last major DSP to integrate with Triton, which already works with 30 DSPs. “Online audio […]

  • What’s In A Currency? Nielsen Releases Converged Linear And Smart TV Metric

    Nielsen released a measurement solution on Friday that combines the demographic data from its TV audience panel, the People Meter, with Gracenote’s ACR data based on four million US households with LG smart TVs. The data service, which opens to all buyers and broadcasters beginning in January, will mark the first time Nielsen has merged […]

  • AdExchanger

    Amobee’s CSO On How TV Convergence Accelerates Ad Tech Maturation

    The demand-side platform (DSP) category was starting to get pretty boring. Forrester stopped conducting DSP waves last year, due to the minimal differentiation and innovation. And VC investments have all but dried up. But the programmatic ecosystem has geared back up as tech companies eye “the next battleground” of cross-channel video, said Philip Smolin, Amobee’s […]

  • Fraudsters Are Masquerading As Real DSPs

    The first rule of ad fraud: If it can be spoofed, it will be spoofed. Bad actors are pretending to be legit, demand-side platforms to try and fool partners and blend in with real ad calls as a way to purvey malware and litter the web with forced redirects. “They weasel their way onto the […]

  • Amobee Closes Videology Deal As The Duo Chart A Course To Take On Advanced TV

    Amobee just crossed the final T on its acquisition of advanced TV and video ad platform Videology. The deal, which closed on Tuesday, marks both the end of a tumultuous few years for Videology and a fresh start for a company that foundered despite solid technology and a shrewd vision. The Videology name will be […]

  • Amobee Wins Videology; Instagram Drives Facebook Traffic

    Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign up here. The Auction Exit Amobee won the Videology bankruptcy auction this past weekend with a bid of $117.3 million with an adjustment of -$16.1 million for a net purchase of $101.2 million. British broadcaster ITV was also in the bidding for Videology’s assets, driving up […]

  • Amobee CEO Kim Perell’s Resilient Rise To The Top

    This is the latest installment in “PII,” a series featuring the talent that makes the wheels turn in our data-driven advertising world.  Kim Perell learned at a young age that it’s OK to fail. “Failure is a great opportunity to learn,” she said. “I saw my parents fail [when I was] growing up. It was more […]

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