Bill Wise is Yahoo! VP/GM, Ad Platforms. Wise answered a few questions that follow up on yesterday’s announcement regarding Right Media’s new positioning. AdExchanger.com: When will Right Media have DSP capabilities? Right Media already has DSP capabilities by leveraging exchange inventory and linking and numerous decisioning, optimization, and analytics technology within the company, and has […]
Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign-up here. Mike Walrath Exits Yahoo! SVP of Ad Strategy, Michael Walrath, left the company yesterday telling the WSJ’s Jessica Vascellaro that “it was the right time to ‘move on in my career’ and that he looks forward to ‘taking some time off and working with […]
Read the story by Abbey Klassen in AdAge: “Yahoo Rebrands Its Right Media Exchange as Premium“. More from Yahoo! VP/GM, Ad Platforms, Bill Wise on the Right Media blog here.
How will agencies survive if there is no agency of record? After reading a recent Advertising Age story from Kunur Patel about “the dropping” of three digital agencies of record in favor of a competition of ideas between three others, one might justifiably wonder how is the agency going to survive in this climate. Have […]
Eric Roza is President of DataLogix, an advertising data and technology company. AdExchnanger.com: Can you discuss trends you’re seeing in the data marketplace? ER: There’s no question that data is hot all of a sudden. But, candidly, the use of data to drive online advertising effectiveness is still in its infancy. To give you perspective […]
Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign-up here. Direct Selling Survey OpenX just release the results of a survey of its publishers who are selling advertising direct for a +$5 CPM. Lots of interesting data points in the survey. What do many of these publishers have in common: they’re “using a direct […]
His Serene Highness Prince Albert II of Monaco chaired the Monaco Media Forum – YouTube channel here – in his diminutive principality this past week with luminaries from advertising taking part in panel discussions as well as ad tech companies showing their wares. (Post-show, cigarette boat tour video with Sean Connery here.) Among those on […]
Adi Orzel is CEO of Xtend Media, an online display advertising network. AdExchanger.com: How will ad networks need to change to remain viable? AO: I think that ad networks will need to rely much more on media buying, rather than developing their publisher networks, due to the fact that more and more publisher relationships will […]
Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign-up here. Dentsu Stirs Haven’t heard too much about the DSP plans of Dentsu? Maybe the plans are on the way. According to Media.Asia’s Anita Davis, the Japanese agency holding company superpower is consolidating digital operations into Dentsu Digital Holdings, which is slated to launch on […]
AdExchanger.com was able to catch up with AppNexus president Michael Rubenstein after his company’s recently announced “$5-million Inside, Up Round.” What’s all this AppNexus “gateway” talk, you ask? It’s official – AppNexus is a demand-side platform. Rubenstein was unequivocal when elaborating on what was meant in the release by the term “gateway.” He said that […]
Mike Collinson is Director, Marketing & Product Strategy, Mazda Canada Inc. When will brand marketer dollars finally shift online in a way that syncs with the overall time spent online versus other mediums? – For example, when there are better attribution models perhaps? MC: This is a complex question, I’ll try to be succinct. Budget […]
Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign-up here. Hearst Has A Billion Dollars And you don’t. The NY Post’s Keith Kelly writes that the replacement of SVP Ronald Doerfler by Mitchell Scherzer may signal the beginning of a more aggressive digital acquisition strategy as the company looks to grow new revenue stream […]
The ad network, InterCLICK (get the ICLK quote from CNN Money), which recently moved to the NASDAQ with its publicly-traded stock, rang today’s opening bell at the NASDAQ Market Site in New York City. Michael Mathews, CEO and Michael Katz, President and Founder of interCLICK, Inc., were among the lucky ringers. The ad network model […]
CPM Advisors’ CEO Rob Leathern noted yesterday that you can’t target Yahoo! through Google AdWords or the new Google/DoubleClick Ad Exchange even though you can target the other 199 of the top 200 sites on the planet. Rob thinks their may be some mischievous engineers at work on Google’s side. From here, I wonder if […]
Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign-up here. We Advertise Therefore We Regulate Given the recent moves by the EU, it would appear that Google is taking the stance that it needs to become more involved in regulation. The Guardian notes that Google is stepping up its relationship with the UK regulatory […]
“the executioner” opinion expressed below is written by Sam Temes, Associate, Platform Management, Ad Exchanges, at Razorfish. The CEO of a major ad exchange recently likened the flow of data from real-time ad exchanges to a fire hose – I like to think of it as more of a broken water main. There is so […]
If reports are true, in a boon to advertising and technology companies in the rest of the world, The European Union appears to have effectively killed off any innovation for its native online advertising industry as the opt-in cookie law will be put into effect 18 months from now. More coverage from Tech Radar here. […]
Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign-up here. Automotive Drives Online From its Q3 earnings call yesterday, Scripps SVP of Newspapers, Mark Contreras, said in regards to future automotive advertising trends, “Automotive, I still think we’ll see this gap in performance between print and online with continued decline in print, but some […]
Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign-up here. Facebook Faces Facts Nick O’Neill on All Facebook says that Facebook is starting to take down certain ad networks from the social media juggernaut after posting a warning on the Facebook Developers blog (Read it.). O’Neill writes, “While we can’t be completely sure, it […]
Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign-up here. The FAN Wins Again Fox Audience Network (FAN) scored another client win for its media buying platform as WPP Group signs on and the audience buying trend with agency holding companies drives forward. Two weeks ago FAN announced a deal with Omnicom that appeared […]
Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign-up here. Intent Data Featured The power of targeting data enabled by data exchanges such as BlueKai and eXelate are featured in a Wall Street Journal article by Emily Steel called, “Target-Marketing Becomes More Communal.” The article brings light to the unwashed masses on how intenders […]
“Ad Agents” is a new column written by the agency-side of the digital media community. Greg Hills is platform analyst of media trading agency, Varick Media Management. Digital media has caused huge shifts in the advertising industry, including the rise of the Digital-Driven Media Agency — media shops that have identified digital media as the […]
Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign-up here. Microsoft And OpenX Get Cozy OpenX CEO Tim Cadogan has made a multi-year deal with Microsoft that will make OpenX technology more widely available and allow his company to leverage (what looks to be) Microsoft’s PubCenter contextual targeting for OpenX customers. Microsoft gets access […]
By Bennie Smith, VP Exchange Operations/Platform Policy at Yahoo! Online advertising in the age of media fragmentation does not have to be like a box of chocolates. Both advertisers and publishers should know exactly what they are going to get with every ad impression. Ad exchanges have played a crucial role in making this possible […]
Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign-up here. How Much Longer For Addressable TV? Andrew Hampp of Ad Age interviews David Verklin of the cable television industry’s Canoe Project, which aims to deliver addressable media for advertisers through its cable partners. It’s looking like 2010 as some partners push ahead with their […]
Following up our post on the media optimization festivities beginning with OMMA AdNets – Whoa, they’ve moved ad:tech to New York City’s Javits Center and out of its convenient but cramped midtown hotel location – ad technology is breaking out! ad:tech New York at the Javits Convention Center, NYC, Wednesday-Friday, November 4-6 On Wednesday, November […]
Roll out the red carpet as the annual, biggest-week-in-ad-technology erupts next week in New York City. Contenders (and maybe a few pretenders) will take part in the OMMA Ad Nets show on Tuesday, November 3 and ad:tech New York show to be held from November 4-6. OMMA Ad Nets at the Crowne Plaza Times Square, […]
Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign-up here. Turn Says RTB Working In a release, demand-side platform Turn announced that it is seeing “dramatic” initial results in its real-time bidding integrations with PubMatic and AdMeld. The company says that it’s seeing conversion rates more than double the rates seen with non-Real-Time Bidding […]
Sam Barnett is CEO of Struq, an online advertising technology company. AdExchanger.com: Would you say that the secret sauce in Struq‘s technology sn the matching of ads according to a behavioral profile? How is this different than other solutions which retarget and match users with specific creative? Display ads have a poor click-through rate and […]
To close the gap between digital audio ad spend and audience engagement, audio platforms want to get more deeply embedded in omnichannel campaign planning tools.
How can companies put ads in new places without hurting the user experience? Smart TV makers, like Samsung, are adding programmatic ads to the home screen, and Roblox will now show ads to users under 13. We examine the trade-offs as platforms expand their ad footprint.
Innovid’s latest offering serves as the “brain” behind a company’s orchestration layer. Optimum says it reduces manual work and cuts down on execution time.
Advertisers can target high- and medium-attention ad inventory in Amazon DSP while filtering out low-attention placements and made-for-advertising sites.
Marketers and media buyers are gradually getting more comfortable talking about ad campaigns they’re testing on large-language models like OpenAI’s ChatGPT.
In Connected TV Ad Land, proving performance is the priority for video advertisers. To drive more demonstrable reach and results, publishers are trying to expand their reach while wringing more data and AI features into their offerings.
