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  • Comic: If it Looks Like a Duck ...

    Comic: If it Looks Like a Duck ...

    A weekly comic strip from AdExchanger.com that highlights the digital advertising ecosystem…  

  • Does Pure-Play Have A Shot?; The JIC Gets Down To Brass Tacks

    Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign up here. All Work And No Pure-Play … Nobody wants to be an SSP anymore. But is supply-side ad tech really in such bad shape?  Index Exchange is the loudest – if not the only – voice still backing the pure-play publisher ad tech role. Co-founder […]

  • Tony Mowad, VP, Business Development, Bombora

    Deal IDs Strengthen The Supply Chain Through Better Audience Delivery

    Deal IDs are helping publishers package their audience data while providing advertisers the flexibility and transparency that they’ve desired for so long, writes Tony Mowad, VP of business development at Bombora.

  • Comic: Don't Mind Me

    A weekly comic strip from AdExchanger that highlights the digital advertising ecosystem…

  • Jonathan Teitloff, director of product management, TripleLift

    Don’t Go Chasing Waterfalls: What CTV Publishers Need To Know About Unified Auctions

    “On TV & Video” is a column exploring opportunities and challenges in advanced TV and video.  Today’s column is written by Jonathan Teitloff, director of product management at TripleLift. Don’t go chasing waterfalls, please stick to the bidders and the auctions that you’re used to. Ultimately, we know that you’re going to have it your […]

  • GroupM Partners With Index Exchange As Hold Cos Lean Into SSPs

    The supply-side platform Index Exchange and WPP’s media buying unit GroupM are approaching publishers with an unusual partnership. According to three publishers who were briefed about the deal, GroupM will begin to rout a majority of its demand through Index Exchange as part of a supply-path optimization (SPO) effort. Concentrating demand on Index’s pipes will […]

  • Wise Publishing Gets Wise To Latency Reduction

    Slow-loading ads are still a perennial problem for publishers. Wise Publishing, a Toronto-based publisher of personal finance content with around 5 million monthly unique visitors, acquires a significant portion of its traffic through paid channels. But if an ad loads slowly and a visitor leaves, so does that monetization opportunity. “Dealing with latency is incredibly […]

  • The Industry Is Closing The Book On Pure-Play Mobile SSPs

    Independent mobile supply-side platforms (SSPs) are going extinct, the result of commoditization and natural evolution. “It’s been really hard to be a single-point solution player in the ad tech space for a long time, but now it’s almost impossible,” said Christopher Hansen, chief product officer at IgnitionOne. “Just take a look at the Terry Kawaja […]

  • Fyber Shells Out Around $11 Million To Acquire Programmatic Tech

    Berlin-based mobile ad platform Fyber (formerly SponsorPay) wants to become what it calls a full-stack “specialized supply-side platform.” “Specialized” refers to its focus on the world of freemium apps, said Janis Zech, CRO and co-founder of Fyber, which announced its acquisition of German ad tech company Falk Realtime on Wednesday for €10.75 million, which translates to […]

  • OpenX Plays A Game Of Inches For SSP Supremacy

    Supply-side platforms (SSPs) such as OpenX, Rubicon Project and PubMatic are under heavy pressure to increase value for publishers who pay a premium to use their technologies. “The fact that SSPs are positioned on the sell side after much of the transaction value has been extracted by other intermediaries puts more pressure on their margins […]

  • What Publishers Need To Know Now About Programmatic Sales Planning

    “Data Driven Thinking” is written by members of the media community and contains fresh ideas on the digital revolution in media. Today’s column is written by Ed Carey, VP of sales at The Rubicon Project. As advertising technology moves from agencies’ back offices to the front — and from auctions to deals — digital publishers are […]

  • AOL Unveils Its Supply-Side Platform

    For the past year, AOL CEO Tim Armstrong has emphasized the company’s position as a programmatic player, discussing the importance of its “tech stack” and building up its year-old demand-side platform AdLearn. The company hopes to complete the circle around its automated ad services with the launch of its long-promised supply side platform, dubbed simply […]