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TransUnion has its eye on the cookieless future with its acquisition of Tru Optik.
TransUnion Continues Its Ad Tech Buying Spree With Tru Optik Acquisition

TransUnion has its eye on the cookieless future with its acquisition of Tru Optik, announced on Thursday. This is the credit bureau’s third ad tech acquisition over the past year and a half. TransUnion acquired marketing tech platform TruSignal in May 2019 and cross-channel marketing company Signal in August. TransUnion declined to share the Tru... Continue reading »
by Allison Schiff // October 1st, 2020 //
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Pandora's Kennedy: Direct Sales, Not Third Parties, Drive Revenue

Although internet radio streamer Pandora continued to post a loss a year after going public, signs of progress on driving mobile revenue was enough to give investors confidence following the company's Q2 earnings on Wednesday, as shares were up 12 percent. Ad spending on Pandora in the quarter grew 53 percent and makes up the... Continue reading »
by David Kaplan // August 30th, 2012 //
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