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OpenSlate bowed out of YTMP in April after refusing to sign a requisite contract that it claimed would hamper its ability to report on channel-level brand safety.
OpenSlate Rejoins The YouTube Measurement Program Following Contract Deadlock

After a nearly three-month-long standoff, video analytics and brand safety measurement company OpenSlate said on Tuesday that it's back in the YouTube Measurement Program (YTMP). Google and OpenSlate were at loggerheads since April, which is when YouTube relaunched the program with a handful of new partners and an updated organizational structure. OpenSlate had been a... Continue reading »
by Allison Schiff // July 7th, 2020 //
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YouTube Expands Its Measurement Program With 5 New Partners, Bumps Heads With OpenSlate

YouTube has broadened its measurement partner program and made it easier for buyers to find the right service provider for their needs. On Monday, YouTube added Channel Factory, Integral Ad Science, DoubleVerify, Sightly and VuePlanner to the program. Existing partners include Pixability, Zefr, Tubular Labs and Wizdeo. But OpenSlate, which had been a member of... Continue reading »
by Allison Schiff // April 20th, 2020 //
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OpenSlate Overhauls Its Content Rating Tool And Expands From YouTube To Facebook

TV’s got Nielsen (sort of), but there’s no universal metric for video content quality across platforms and the open web. OpenSlate wants to fill that gap with a revamped SlateScore, its rating tool that grades video content quality for engagement, consistency, momentum, reach and brand safety. Starting Thursday, SlateScore will extend from YouTube to in-stream... Continue reading »
by Allison Schiff // February 6th, 2020 //
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Facebook Finally Opens The Door To Third-Party Brand Safety Measurement

After more than a year in beta, Facebook is letting advertisers use third-party vendors to manage brand safety on its platform. Facebook is putting a ring on its commitment to brand safety by adding a new badge for brand safety protection companies under its marketing partner program. DoubleVerify and OpenSlate are the first two verification... Continue reading »
by Allison Schiff // January 24th, 2019 //
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Pixability Says It Will Refund Clients' YouTube Buys That Don’t Meet Their Brand Safety Criteria

Pixability, a platform that originated as a tool for identifying high-performing YouTube channels, is putting its money where its mouth is. The company will refund advertisers for views that run on YouTube inventory that is not brand-safe or fails to meet an advertiser’s agreed-upon brand safety terms, either through cash or TV-like “make-goods.” Although Pixability... Continue reading »
by Kelly Liyakasa // February 8th, 2018 //
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Six Agency Holding Groups To Use OpenSlate To Audit Brand Safety On YouTube

Advertisers want measurement that assesses video brand safety. And the latest beneficiary of that need is OpenSlate, a video analytics company that can determine if ads were placed alongside appropriate video content on YouTube. The YouTube measurement partner said Thursday it’s bringing a new brand safety auditing tool for YouTube to market, partnering with independent... Continue reading »
by Kelly Liyakasa // September 7th, 2017 //
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OpenSlate Snags Triad Retail Media Vet As President, Raises $7M To Boost YouTube Brand Safety

OpenSlate, a video analytics platform which provided YouTube brand safety ratings long before YouTube’s most recent brand safety crisis, has raised $7 million from North Base Media to fund product development and international expansion. The company has raised about $15 million in total. OpenSlate is also deepening its talent pool by hiring longtime Triad Retail Media... Continue reading »
by Kelly Liyakasa // May 1st, 2017 //
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OpenSlate Tackles TV Targeting Gaps On YouTube

OpenSlate – which helps brands find engaged YouTube audiences – also wants to make it easier for buyers to understand the value of YouTube inventory in TV terminology. In that spirit, OpenSlate on Thursday launched its YouTube GRP Planning Tool. A number of agencies and brands are already using it, including DigitasLBi. The GRP Planning... Continue reading »
by Kelly Liyakasa // March 11th, 2016 //
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Will The Rise Of Subscription Services Usurp Ad-Supported Video?

While the rise of subscription video services won’t lure all consumers away from ad-supported offerings, it represents a disruption to current business models – partially driven by ad blocking and consumer demand for better experiences. “If you think about all of the content we consume that is supported by an advertising model, if a consumer... Continue reading »
by Kelly Liyakasa // November 9th, 2015 //
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UGG Australia Reaches Its Audience, One YouTube Sensation At A Time

When your target audience is tween girls aged nine to 13, there are not only data and targeting considerations to keep in mind but also a general elusiveness from a media consumption standpoint. When UGG Australia came out with a new “I Heart UGG” brand line, YouTube stood out to its agency, Santa Monica-based Palisades... Continue reading »
by Kelly Liyakasa // October 17th, 2014 //
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