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WPP airs some dirty laundry; HubSpot buys itself a media brand; and data centers are more politically unpopular than ever.

In today’s newsletter: Adalytics reveals Forbes was running a separate MFA sub-domain; The New York Times seeks to use attention benchmarking to validate its premium publisher status; and Google is reportedly looking to buy HubSpot.

StackAdapt’s integration with HubSpot’s CRM lets Add3 retarget interested customers without relying on third-party cookies and reduces retargeting costs by allowing Add3 to focus on more qualified leads.

Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign up here. The Browser Bowsers A decades-long truce among browser operators – Apple Safari, Microsoft Edge and Google Chrome – is dissolving as Google and Microsoft militarize their platform borderlands. Last year, Google introduced a one-click button for Windows devices that set Chrome as the […]

Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign up here. Live Shopping ROI … Or RIP? Amazon, TikTok, Instagram and YouTube have all tried their darndest to make livestream shopping happen in the US. But Americans just aren’t into it, Wired reports, and Chinese influencers and companies aren’t having much success exporting their […]

Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign up here. Whoop Deduped Open Bidding, Google’s alternative to header bidding that maintains its high take rate, has been in the hot seat since last year, after a state-led antitrust suit revealed the lengths to which Google went to stymie header-bidding adoption.  The Trade Desk cranked […]

HubSpot, an independent, Boston-based tech company that built one of the first all-inclusive marketing and sales platforms (at least for the mid-market), began its first day of trading Thursday on the New York Stock Exchange, its share price rising to $33 in early trading. HubSpot – or HUBS, per its new ticker – was valued at close to $759 […]

“The key thing to realize is that you don’t find customers anymore. They find you. To make that happen more often, you need to think like a media company and produce the content that people want to consume. We get about 10,000 leads a month from our blog and 30% of those leads came from […]

Brian Halligan is CEO of HubSpot, a marketing software company. His company has grown from generating leads exclusively for small business to embracing the same opportunity for mid-size companies. Halligan discussed his company’s quest to create a marketing OS as well as recent company developments with AdExchanger. Click below or scroll for more: Positioning and […]

Last Thursday, marketing software company HubSpot acquired Performable. Read the coverage. As a result of the transaction, Performable CEO David Cancel has become Chief Product Officer of HubSpot. He spoke to AdExchanger.com about his new role and the implications of the deal. AdExchanger.com: Generally speaking, why did this feel like the right time to look […]

According to a release, David Cancel’s Performable (AdExchanger.com Q&A from Sept. 2010) has been purchased by HubSpot (AdExchanger.com Q&A from August ’09). Read the release. David Cancel is the original creator of Ghostery (the Firefox plug-in which tracks cookies and was sold to Evidon in early 2010) and a former member of the Lookery team […]

Brian Halligan is CEO of HubSpot, a social marketing optimization company. AdExchanger.com: What are the special concerns that the SMB has when it comes to online marketing that HubSpot solves? BH: SMBs have myriad specific concerns that can be summarized in two general concerns: First, expertise. They know they need to get involved in inbound […]