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  • Pew On Teenagers' Media Use; Understanding Google's GDPR Moves

    Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign up here. Fountain Of Youth The online media habits of US teenagers have changed dramatically since Pew Research last conducted a major survey of 13-17-year-olds. From 2014 to 2015, Facebook was used by 71% of US teens, then the only social platform with a clear majority, […]

  • Google Launches Programmatic Audio Ads In DoubleClick Bid Manager

    The potential of programmatic audio has caught the interest of advertising’s behemoth. Google said Wednesday it had launched the ability to buy programmatic audio ads through its demand-side platform (DSP) DoubleClick Bid Manager. Programmatic audio is still a new market, but it’s growing quickly. Spotify launched the capability in 2016, and on its Q1 2018 […]

  • How M&A Impacts The Remaining DSPs

    For the independent demand-side platform (DSP) market, it is the best of times, it is the worst of times. On the one hand, it’s unlikely any new scaled DSPs will enter the market. The costs to build a competitive platform – nine digits off the bat and another eight digits per year in operational costs […]

  • Google To Support Addressable And Linear TV Ad Buys On DBM

    Google is adding advanced TV buying capabilities to its demand-side platform, DoubleClick Bid Manager (DBM). For the first time, Google will connect its ad tech to addressable TV inventory through its broadband and TV service, Google Fiber. Google will also support local market TV buys in DBM through a partnership with WideOrbit, as well as […]

  • Google’s Programmatic Video Biz Is Growing Like A Weed

    Google’s programmatic video revenues are growing fast, thanks in part to its decision to turn on exchange-based monetization of YouTube’s TrueView ad formats. Just how fast they’re growing can be seen in figures obtained by AdExchanger as well as in data released by Google directly. Google claims programmatic buying on YouTube via its demand-side platform, […]

  • Google Realigns Advertiser Products Under DoubleClick Vet Brad Bender

    Google is realigning its advertiser product management team by consolidating its buy-side products under a single product leader, AdExchanger has learned. Eight-year Google product management exec Brad Bender, who oversees the Google Display Network (GDN), will now also oversee Google’s programmatic buying platform DoubleClick Bid Manager (DBM) and the ad server DoubleClick Campaign Manager (DCM). […]

  • SpotX Hopes 'Curated' Marketplaces Will Solve Video PMP Pain Points

    Private marketplaces (PMP) might be great for quality assurance and brand specificities, but sometimes sacrifice scale and audience discovery. Also, they’re tough to set up. In response to those challenges, video ad server and supply-side platform SpotX on Wednesday made a new variation of the private exchange called Curated Marketplaces generally available. Typically, a PMP […]

  • Programmatic Buying Is A Beautiful Thing For L’Oreal Canada

    Data is part of the foundation at L’Oreal Canada – but that wasn’t always the case. “L’Oreal is a marketing company, not an IT company – yet,” said Khoi Truong, director of media and data optimization at L’Oreal Canada. “But for the last year, we’ve been setting up our CRM and thinking about what we could do […]

  • DoubleClick Bid Manager Volume Doubled In Past Year, Google Q3 Revenue Up 20%

    Google’s Q3 revenue rose 20% year over year to $16.52 billion, though it continued to see click volume rise (17% YoY) and cost per clicks fall (2% YoY). Google sites comprised about two-thirds of revenue, for a total of $11.25 billion. Partner sites contributed $3.43 billion, or about 20%. Google’s O&O paid clicks (which include […]

  • Yahoo Strikes DSP Deals For Guaranteed Inventory – But Right Media's Value Remains A Mystery

    Yahoo is making an unspecified portion of its reserved inventory available to demand-side platforms (DSPs), months after display rivals like AOL pledged to put its guaranteed placements on exchanges. Read the release. When Yahoo acquired ad exchange pioneer Right Media six years ago for $680 million, the portal was seen as taking steps far beyond […]

  • After The Wall: Impact Of Google's Debut On FBX

    Facebook’s barricade against Google held up a long time, but the wall had to fall: Google wanted the audience, marketers wanted the interoperability and Facebook wanted the demand. As we reported Friday, after giving Google the cold shoulder for more than a year, Facebook has decided to let DoubleClick Bid Manager bring its buying clout […]

  • Google's DSP Added To Facebook Exchange

    More than a year after Facebook opened its exchange, Google is finally being integrated into the retargeting service through its demand side platform, DoubleClick Bid Manager (fka Invite Media), the company said in a blog post. The integration comes a day after Google posted Q3 earnings that demonstrated the slowing of its paid click growth […]

  • VivaKi AOD Ends Reliance On Google's Ad Stack

    When Publicis Groupe launched it five years ago, VivaKi Audience On Demand was among the first holding company trading desks. And Google was its key partner, supporting a great majority of AOD’s ad serving and auction-based display media buying. But those days are over. As of Q1, Google’s DoubleClick Bid Manager (formerly Invite Media) is […]