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  • Inside the Upfront War Room for 2021

    “On TV and Video” is a column exploring opportunities and challenges in advanced TV and video. Today’s column is written by Stacy Daft, GM of enterprise commercial business development at Amobee. Last year’s TV upfronts were either “absolutely horrendous,” or “merely awful,” as Daily Variety put it. This year’s upfront ad spend is likely to […]

  • The Big Story Podcast

    The Big Story: The Ad Industry's Long Road Ahead

    When we recorded this episode of The Big Story on Wednesday to discuss what we expect the new year to bring, insurrection at the Capitol was not on the table. That soon changed. I would say we live in a different world than the one we inhabited last week, but the same could be said […]

  • NBCU Expands Its Commerce Initiative

    Over the past two years, NBCU has made inroads in the commerce arena, building capabilities that drive transactions directly and measuring those conversion events. The strategy makes sense: If you know your ad inventory drives purchases, you might as well go full Amazon and own the whole funnel. And NBCU has executed on that vision […]

  • Not So Fast-Twitch: Debunking Ad Tech’s Buzziest Promise To TV Advertisers

    “On TV And Video” is a column exploring opportunities and challenges in advanced TV and video. Today’s column is written by Brian Ejsmont, VP of product management at VideoAmp. Recently, there’s been a lot of industry chatter from companies claiming they can reduce the latency of cross-channel reporting across attribution use cases, AKA “fast-twitch” reporting, enabling […]

  • Amazon Advertising Surges, And Plans Upgrades Around Twitch, Video And Platform Usability

    Amazon reported a record Q3 that was driven in part by a 51% increase in advertising revenue and buoyed by a surge in ecommerce due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The online retail giant’s accelerated push into advertising netted $5.4 billion in revenue – up from $3.6 million a year ago – with the company telling […]

  • Ad Buyers Prepare For Upfront Tax; Amazon Advertising Teases New Features

    Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign up here. The Upfront Tax Advertisers might be holding out on their TV commits, but that delay will likely cost them, according to Tim Peterson of Digiday. Because of the pandemic, TV advertisers are clamoring to buy based on a calendar year rather than the traditional upfront calendar, […]

  • Peacock

    NBCU And Innovid Collaborate On Ad Quality Controls For Peacock

    Bringing online buying practices to OTT isn’t as simple as plugging in a buying platform and revving it up. If a display ad doesn’t load or an online video buffers on a browser, it’s annoying. If an ad on the big glass doesn’t show properly, it breaks the user experience. NBCU knows these quality control […]

  • Kevin Whitcher of Oracle

    How Does Audience Attention Impact Your Cross-Platform Reach?

    This article is sponsored by Moat by Oracle Data Cloud. When it comes to TV commercials, the difference between a successful ad and a failure can be difficult to pin down. Sometimes the timing was wrong, or the target demographic was off – and other times the message simply didn’t resonate. Whatever the reason, advertising […]

  • TV Data Company EDO Launches Solution To Make Linear TV Buys Smarter, More Accountable

    TV data science company EDO released an insights platform Thursday designed to help brands, agencies and broadcasters better plan linear TV campaigns and understand how effectively those campaigns drive search engagement. The platform, called Ad EnGage, contains a module that provides competitive intelligence – where advertisers can see where competitors placed their own TV ads […]

  • What Linear TV And AVOD Sellers Can Learn As Their Worlds Collide

    As TV networks launch or acquire ad-supported streaming services (AVOD), they have a big opportunity to reinvent the broken ad experience for both viewers and media buyers. And while these networks have the opportunity to bring their AVOD learnings back to linear, the OTT networks can also learn a lesson or two from the linear […]

  • Hudson MX CEO JT Batson

    The Next Wave Of Media Infrastructure, With Hudson MX CEO JT Batson

    Subscribe to AdExchanger Talks on iTunes, Google Play, Spotify, Stitcher, SoundCloud or wherever you listen to podcasts. Much of JT Batson’s career has focused on bringing tech and automation to bear on the agency-publisher relationship. He was an early employee at Rubicon Project and a senior executive at Donovan Data Systems during the period when […]

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    As Opportunities Abound In Advanced TV, Marketers Must Proceed With Caution

    “On TV And Video” is a column exploring opportunities and challenges in advanced TV and video.  Today’s column is written by Clair Bergam, associate director at The Media Kitchen. At a time when dismal numbers dominate the national conversation, one of the few exceptions are those being generated by the TV and over the top […]

  • How to Elevate Your Streaming TV Campaign with Higher Quality Impressions

    This article is sponsored by Tatari. OTT viewing is on the rise. Once considered a supplementary source of TV content, streaming now accounts for nearly 30% of viewing – and growing. As publishers continue to move more of their content libraries to the advertising video on demand (AVOD) ecosystem, streaming ad impressions will become a […]

  • What Happens In A Year With No Upfronts; Will The Internet Hold?

    Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign up here. Let Me Be Upfront Beyond canceling the glitzy upfront events this year, the coronavirus pandemic might have a broader impact on how TV ad dollars are negotiated for the season. With studio productions for fall 2020 in limbo, most of the dealmaking between ad […]

  • EMarketer: TV And Bloomberg Will Fuel Political Ad Spend This Year

    Political advertising in the United States from 2019 through 2020 will total $6.9 billion, up 63.3% from the last presidential cycle, according to eMarketer’s first political spending forecast published on Wednesday. If electoral budgets do play out as eMarketer forecasts, it will show the enduring hold TV has in the political media world. Television will […]

  • TV In The 2020s: Addressability, Streaming And Better Ad Experiences

    The 2010s was a decade of tectonic shifts for the TV industry. Linear TV networks can no longer avoid the digital revolution. As eyeballs shift to streaming platforms and buyers demand more automation and better measurement, new players, like Hulu and Roku, have risen as prime media sellers, while broadcasters evolve their businesses to capture […]

  • Standard Media Index: ‘Flat Is The New Up’ In Linear TV

    Ten years ago, national TV was a steal. Today, marketers are getting priced out by skyrocketing ad rates, even as audiences decline. Despite ratings falling by double-digits across geos and dayparts, TV networks have maintained flat revenues by raising the cost of their inventory, said James Fennessy, CEO at Standard Media Index (SMI), a data […]

  • Comic: On His Way

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

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    Ad Tech Companies Head Hunt TV Salespeople; Amazon Hijacks The Shopping Cart

    Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign up here. Rebirth Of The TV Salesman Ad tech firms are hiring their way into TV advertising. The Trade Desk, TripleLift, ZypMedia and Innovid have all made recent hires from companies such as Fox, Viacom and Tegna as they seek to court TV budgets, Business Insider […]

  • Comic: Land Of The Giants

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

  • As Prices Rise And Ratings Fall On Linear TV, Brands Pay More For Mass Reach

    As audiences erode on linear TV, supply is shrinking and pricing is going up on scarcity value. Advertisers have already shifted a significant amount of money out of linear TV as audiences flock to digital. According to Zenith, digital will make up more than half of ad spend globally for the first time in 2021, […]

  • Political Advertisers Must Lean Into Advanced TV If They Want To Win Voters In 2020

    “On TV and Video” is a column written for the sell side of the digital media community. Today’s column is written by Brienna Pinnow, co-founder at Blinc Digital Group. High-stakes political elections are around the corner. To motivate voter turnout and drive home key candidate and issue messages, ad spend levels are anticipated to break records. […]

  • Comic: Exit, Affluent Viewers

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

  • Podcast: Where’s The Growth?

    This week on AdExchanger Talks, digital ad consultant Matthew Scott Goldstein shares his observations from 29 public company earnings calls in the media, big tech, ad tech and related sectors. He will give a related presentation at AdExchanger’s Programmatic IO conference in New York, Oct. 15-16. MSG, as he is known to many, listens to all […]

  • Podcast: Tru Optik CEO Andre Swanston

    When Andre Swanston, CEO of Tru Optik, gave up his career as a nightclub owner and financial adviser to found an ad tech company, his mother cried. Raised in the Bronx by parents who migrated to the United States from Saint Kitts in the Caribbean, Swanston advised investing clients at Ameriprise and JP Morgan Chase, […]

  • Comic: Who Watches The Watcher?

  • Digital Publishing Lessons For Navigating The New TV Landscape

    “The Sell Sider” is a column written for the sell side of the digital media community.  Today’s column is written by Ben Dixon, CEO at Adslot. The traditional TV ecosystem still attracts immense money in advertising – an estimated $69.2 billion in 2019 – despite the continued proliferation of cord cutters, who shun content that can’t […]

  • At The NewFronts, It’s More About The Buzz Than The Buy

    “On TV And Video” is a column exploring opportunities and challenges in advanced TV and video. Today’s column is written by Steve Carbone, chief digital and investment officer at MediaCom US. With another NewFronts upon us, there are, as always, a number of key trends, themes and questions that have emerged. Among those that have […]

  • Comic: Fly Ball

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

  • NBCU Will Use FreeWheel To Traffic Its Linear And Digital Inventory. Is Converged Buying Nigh?

    Traditional broadcasters might soon bridge linear and digital ad buying. But first, baby steps. Before anyone reaches that holy grail, it helps if the ad inventory is trafficked through the same system. So in the spirit of unification, the video ad server FreeWheel said Wednesday that it will handle decisioning for NBCUniversal’s digital and linear […]

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