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  • Bloomberg Is Bullish On Contextual Advertising And FAST Channels

    To attract advertisers, Bloomberg is pitching them on not just reach but contextual relevance. That rationale inspired the company’s latest contextual ad product, AdService, which it launched in January.

  • Christine Cook, global CRO, Bloomberg Media

    Bloomberg Media Went Direct And Has No Regrets

    It’s been more than a year since Bloomberg stopped running third-party programmatic display ads on its website – and it was the right move, says Christine Cook, Bloomberg Media’s global CRO.

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    Netflix Is Trying To Force Ads On Subscribers; The VC-Backed Busts

    Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign up here. Just Watch The Ads, Please Netflix nixed its $9.99 per month Basic plan in the US and UK. It’s the streaming giant’s cheapest ad-free offering, which it likewise removed in Canada only a few weeks ago. Turns out, Netflix has also been hiding […]

  • Bloomberg Opens Up Its First-Party Data To Advertisers

    Bloomberg Media just turned off third-party ads on its site. But as it shuts the door to open-market programmatic, Bloomberg is opening a first-party data advertising platform. The business media giant described the change as part of a broader evolution in how online advertising works. “The reason we chose to make this investment is because […]

  • Bloomberg's Julia Beizer, Blavity's Jeff Nelson and Dotdash Meredith's Daniel Papalia offered insights into their revenue strategies at AdExchanger's Programmatic I/O event in New York City.

    For Publishers, There’s No Cookie-Cutter Approach To Sustainable Revenue

    With a recession looming and even more signal loss on the way, publishers need to experiment to find the best mix of revenue-generating solutions and approaches. Bloomberg’s Julia Beizer, Blavity’s Jeff Nelson and Dotdash Meredith’s Daniel Papalia offered insights into their revenue strategies at AdExchanger’s Programmatic I/O event in New York City.

  • Bloomberg Chief Digital Officer Julia Beizer

    Bloomberg Looks To Subscription Revenue For The Stability That Advertising Can’t Provide

    Does the rise of the subscription media model signal the end of ad-supported journalism? Not likely. But big-name news outlets like Bloomberg are finding subscriptions offer a more stable revenue source than advertising, said Bloomberg Chief Digital Officer Julia Beizer.

  • Julia Beizer is the chief product officer and global head of digital at Bloomberg Media

    Bloomberg: ‘For Us, First-Party Data Just Makes Sense’

    Julia Beizer is the chief product officer and global head of digital at Bloomberg Media. She will appear on Day One of AdExchanger’s virtual Programmatic IO conference on Oct. 5. Register to experience her session, along with more than 40 others, at Programmatic.io. As the industry debates the future of digital identity and vendors begin […]

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    Adobe Distances Itself From Its Ad Cloud; Amazon Adds Podcasts To Its Music Service

    Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign up here. Ad Cloud Out Adobe is charging ahead with its plan to phase out the managed service ad network part of its Advertising Cloud business. Back in June, Adobe CEO Shantanu Narayen referred to this type of largely IO-based network buy within Advertising Cloud as “no longer […]

  • Bloomberg Media Adds ‘Boost’ Social Media Ad Formats To Its Toolbox

    If brand dollars are increasingly flowing to native social media ads on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn, why not bring those ad formats to digital media companies? Bloomberg Media just launched Boost, a self-serve tool that allows brands to repurpose existing social media ads for mobile ad slots on Bloomberg. “For a small amount of […]

  • Bloomberg’s Bullish Plan To Make Digital Media Work

    Name a trend in digital media, and Bloomberg’s tried it in the past year: digital subscriptions, live events, agency-like strategic advisory services, podcasts, social media-distributed video and, of course, OTT. “The single most important thing for us is finding the right balance of revenue streams for our organization and thinking about maximizing and future-proofing where […]

  • Amazon Ad Revenue Grows; Snap Tests Unskippable Ads

    Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign up here. Amazon Ad Revenue Accelerates Revenue in Amazon’s “Other” category grew 132% YoY to $2 billion this quarter, with advertising services making up a “majority” of that segment, CFO Brian Olsavsky said during the company’s earnings call Thursday. So it’s safe to say Amazon’s ad […]

  • One Audience, All Media: Bloomberg Media’s Biz-Focused Strategy

    Bloomberg Media wants to reach its target audience of affluent businesspeople wherever they happen to be over the course of the day. That might mean mobile and TV in the morning, radio on the way to work, websites during the workday and magazines at night. “Our brand has the ability and importance to connect to […]

  • Bloomberg’s Revenue Chief On Bridging Data, TV And Terminals

    Bloomberg Media is at an inflection point. The business and financial media company has had numerous high-profile exits (including Businessweek editor Josh Tyrangiel and Bloomberg’s chief digital content officer, Verge co-founder Josh Topolsky) following former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s return. A number of layoffs resulted as Bloomberg Media pulled back on nonbusiness content in […]

  • Bloomberg Helps Luxury Auto Advertisers Determine Where To Spend Their Money

    Some luxury automakers that advertise on Bloomberg Media’s properties can drive better business outcomes if they spend more on its radio and digital channels and slightly less on print. To help advertisers best manage their media mix across its portfolio of TV, radio, digital and print channels, Bloomberg Media partnered with MarketShare, a media attribution […]