Political advertising has always evolved alongside media consumption. But the shift from linear television to streaming has introduced challenges that campaign managers are still working to navigate. While connected TV (CTV) promises precision and flexibility, the reality facing political advertisers today is far more complex and less standardized.
TV sales consortium Ampersand’s new measurement platform combines streaming and traditional TV data to give buyers a better idea of incremental reach and frequency.
In today’s fragmented media landscape, the Olympics is a reminder of the power of live, must-see TV, writers Ampersand’s Dave Solomon.
Ampersand has a new self-service tool within AND, its TV ad buying platform, that turns linear campaign reporting around in 24 hours so buyers can optimize campaigns quickly based on a short list of priority metrics.
Ampersand – a local TV sales consortium co-owned by cable companies Comcast, Charter and Cox – rolled out new audience segments for brands to target sports fans based on the type of sports they enjoy watching.
Privacy and measurement were overarching themes of CES. Not to say that the two don’t overlap.
Addressable TV has a bunch of kinks to work out before buyers can take full advantage. Ampersand announced a new function within its buy-side TV platform to automate addressable campaign planning and reporting so buyers can reach their audiences across Ampersand’s distribution footprint quicker and more accurately.
Lots of people are talking about addressable TV. “Data-driven linear,” though? Not so much. But despite the fact that data-driven linear (DDL) doesn’t get as much attention as its somewhat sexier addressable cousin, it’s becoming an increasingly popular choice for linear advertisers attempting to make more informed media buys.
Ampersand released a self-service option for TV marketers to monitor incremental reach across multiple screens. The capability was already available as a managed service, but advertisers have been demanding more control and transparency over the buying process, said Andrew Matero, Ampersand’s VP of platform – and effective incremental reach calls for considering much more than just streaming.
Convergent TV isn’t just about marrying linear and streaming. Linear has its own fragmentation challenges, from local and national addressable to broadcast and cable. Ampersand is on a mission to patch the holes by corralling as much TV inventory as possible because “making a delineation between linear addressable and streaming is doing our industry a disservice,” said CEO Nicolle Pangis.
“On TV And Video” is a column exploring opportunities and challenges in advanced TV and video. Today’s column is written by Ari Turner, senior vice president of sales operations at Ampersand. Scale in TV is traditionally associated with the amount of inventory. But relying on the blunt force of media tonnage is not sustainable in 2020 […]
Self-serve interfaces are old hat in the digital world. But they’re relatively new to TV buyers who struggle with the planning, buying and measurement of audience-based campaigns. Ampersand, the Comcast/Cox/Charter joint ad sales venture previously known as NCC Media, is trialing a self-serve version of the AND platform, its advanced TV planning interface that treats […]
Think you’re busy under lockdown? Nicolle Pangis is running a company while taking care of two young girls and potty-training a new puppy. “I’d be lying to say every day is a great day,” she said, “but I’m trying to make more days great days than harder days.” From her refinished attic in suburban New […]
Ampersand, the sales consortium owned by Comcast, Cox and Charter, wants to simplify advanced TV ad buying by pooling the fragmented inventory across networks and cable operators across the United States. So it launched the AND platform Thursday, an interface where ad buyers can buy, plan and measure advanced TV inventory across Ampersand’s 85 million […]
Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign up here. Settling The Score The US Securities and Exchange Commission charged Comscore and its former CEO, Serge Matta, with engaging in a fraudulent scheme to inflate its revenue and making false or misleading statements to investors and auditors. Read the SEC release. Between 2014 and […]
NCC Media, the sales consortium owned by Comcast, Cox and Charter, rebranded as Ampersand Monday and released a bunch of new products, including a data-driven linear TV platform. Here’s what you need to know. Data-driven platform TV targets audiences across local and national buys The new platform is designed to collect and anonymize data across […]
