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Mobile Ad Tech Companies Try To Adapt To Likely Loss Of Apple's IDFA

Companies that rely on Apple’s proprietary ad ID are seeking solutions for a post-IDFA world. Although Apple didn’t actually kill it, the IDFA will become opt-in for consumers starting with iOS 14 in September. Without user permission, IDFA tracking will be zeroed out, just like when Limit Ad Tracking is enabled. Some are predicting opt-in... Continue reading »
by Allison Schiff // July 21st, 2020 //
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FTC To Scrutinize Big Tech’s Smaller Acquisitions Of Yore; AT&T Adds New Set-Top TV Service

Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign up here. Let’s Review Big tech companies are going under the microscope for some of their smaller, long-ago acquisitions. The FTC said it would conduct a review of deals that have been approved, particularly targeting low-cap deals that provided vast power in the market. And last... Continue reading »
by AdExchanger // March 3rd, 2020 //
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How Google Bundles Cloud With Ads And Media; ViacomCBS Plans New Streaming Service

Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign up here. Us Too Newly merged ViacomCBS will throw its hat into a crowded ring of streaming services with a new service that spans its whole content portfolio, joining its current OTT vehicle CBS All Access. Nothing is set in stone, but executives are considering an... Continue reading »
by AdExchanger // February 10th, 2020 //
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One Year Into GDPR, Most Apps Still Harvest Data Without Permission

While good-acting companies knock themselves out trying to comply with data protection and privacy laws, and regulators debate the minutiae of cookie consent policies, bad actors simply couldn’t care less. The front door may be locked, but the basement windows are wide open. Unauthorized data harvesting from mobile apps has continued nearly unabated in the... Continue reading »
by Allison Schiff // May 29th, 2019 //
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Kochava Tool Aims To Diagnose Fraud In Real Time

Mobile attribution player Kochava souped up its anti-fraud offering on Thursday with a consolidated suite of reports, including access to a global blacklist that updates itself. The dashboard helps advertisers visualize what’s happening with their traffic in real time, with views into things like abnormally high click-to-install ratios, ad stacking clicks and questionable IP addresses.... Continue reading »
by Allison Schiff // March 30th, 2017 //
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Kochava Looks To Spin Its App-Based Measurement Network Into Targeting Gold

Kochava has spent the past year building up the Collective, its audience data co-op for in-app advertising. Last week, it picked up its first DSP partner – The Trade Desk – to carry the data. Kochava’s Collective works by gathering data from three sources: aggregated third-party providers, ad networks that pool audience behavior insights and... Continue reading »
by James Hercher // December 20th, 2016 //
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Kochava Attempts To Crack The Cross-Device Attribution Code

As if cross-device wasn’t complicated enough, there’s another wrinkle to consider – shared apps. That’s one of the problems mobile analytics company Kochava is looking to tackle with Wednesday’s launch of Audience Attribution, a toolset aimed at identifying incremental attribution lift at the household level. Existing Kochava customer Priceline and others, including a well-known subscription... Continue reading »
by Allison Schiff // July 1st, 2015 //
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Facebook Ends Device-Level Data Collection For App Install Ads

In a small change that speaks to its huge cross-device aspirations, Facebook is ending its support for mobile app install reporting at the device level. On Wednesday, Facebook called up its mobile measurement partners (MMPs) – a group that includes companies such as Appsflyer, Apsalar and Kochava – and told them that as of August 20... Continue reading »
by Zach Rodgers // May 14th, 2015 //
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Facebook Partners With 12 Ad Nets To Track App Installs, But Twitter And Google Balk

Facebook is working with a dozen mobile ad networks to better track installs beyond mobile media it directly controls. Millennial Media, InMobi and AppLovin are among the networks to sign on for the beta program, but Facebook's biggest competitors predictably aren’t playing along. The feature is part of a product called Analytics for Apps that... Continue reading »
by Zach Rodgers // March 25th, 2015 //
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After Facebook Snub, A Scramble For HasOffers' Clients

Competitors are jockeying to capture customers from HasOffers and Kontagent in the wake of Facebook's decision to drop the two companies from its mobile measurement partner (MMP) program. HasOffers is the larger of the two MMPs shown the door last week for violating Facebook's data policies. It has some very large app customers representing significant... Continue reading »
by Zach Rodgers // February 21st, 2014 //
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