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  • Could a Publicis-Criteo Takeover Transpire?

    It wouldn’t be the first summer weekend French agency holding company Publicis Groupe sent shock waves through the advertising ecosystem. Close to the anniversary of the infamous ad merger of equals that never quite materialized as Publicis Omnicom Group (POG), French pub Boursier reported on a rumor the holding company could be close to extending […]

  • Criteo’s Global Expansion Accelerates Growth, As President Coleman Exits

    France-based ad tech company Criteo crossed into the black in the second quarter, recording net income of $3.2 million. During the same time period last year, the company lost $7.5 million. The retargeting-focused display advertising company charges on a CPC model for performance-focused clients. (Earnings release) The solid momentum comes as President Greg Coleman exits to join BuzzFeed as […]

  • Is SundaySky The Criteo Of Video?

    The SundaySky has shifted. Since the video ad company launched its SmartVideo platform in 2011, it has ramped up its focus on personalized ads and video content. It’s an evolution for a company whose platform was first used by brands like AT&T to create videos for customer messaging. SundaySky has raised $40 million in funding to date from investors […]

  • Dirty Tricks, Red Flags And Pitfalls You Should Know About ROI

    “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 Jean-Baptiste Rudelle, CEO and co-founder at Criteo. Return on investment (ROI) is the only thing that matters for an advertiser: How much return am I really getting for my money? […]

  • Being Public Counts In Ad Tech, Criteo Shows

    Since going public in Q4 2013, Criteo has had an easier time signing new advertisers – especially in Europe, where the business environment is more cautious overall and advertisers carefully examine credentials when making vendor selections. In the first quarter of this year, the French ad tech company’s business wins in the EMEA region included […]

  • Rocket Fuel Stock Hits All-Time Low In Wake Of Insider Trades

    Rocket Fuel’s stock closed at $31.04 Friday, near its lowest point since the ad tech company went public six months ago. The sell-off comes after a group of more than seven investors and senior executives cashed out to the tune of more than $150 million, as reported by InsiderTradingWire. Those transactions, which earned more than $14 […]

  • ZenithOptimedia: 2014 A 'Banner' Year Thanks To RTB, Display Will Eclipse Search By 2016

    With the rise of video and native ad formats, traditional display ads don’t get a lot of love in media buyer circles. But they do get plenty of money, as a new ZenithOptimedia forecast makes clear. Spending on standard display ads (i.e. desktop banners) will rise 16% in 2014, “boosted by the revolution in programmatic […]

  • As Buyers And Sellers Wise Up, Are Programmatic Media Companies On The Outs?

    Are programmatic media companies about to hit the wall? Ken Sena, managing director and Internet analyst at investment banking analyst firm Evercore Partners, is wary. Despite the exuberant expectations around companies like Criteo and Rocket Fuel, Sena sees a possible multifront threat on the horizon. In an Evercore report called “Questioning Competitive Barriers In Programmatic,” […]

  • Rubicon Project IPO Seeks Valuation Of $671M

    If all goes according to plan, Rubicon Project’s public offering will raise about $108 million ($77 million after expenses) in cash and give it a market cap of $671 million. In an update to its January S-1 filing with the US Securities And Exchange Commission, the company said shareholders will offer 6.8 million shares of […]

  • Silverpop’s Ecommerce Launch Underscores B2B-B2C Convergence

    Marketing automation platform Silverpop’s recent push into revenue analytics for B2B marketers culminated Tuesday in the launch of Marketing Automation for Ecommerce. The product addresses a multitude of B2C needs, at the core of which is the ability to tie email to revenue. The problem with attributing email to purchase activity is that a customer […]

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