Hidden MFA
The industry reacts to Forbes’ hidden MFA site. Plus: a dispatch from the Global Privacy Summit in Washington, DC, where ad tech was a hot topic.
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The industry reacts to Forbes’ hidden MFA site. Plus: a dispatch from the Global Privacy Summit in Washington, DC, where ad tech was a hot topic.
TV ad buying platform Cadent acquires AdTheorent, setting its sights on omnichannel. Also in this episode: The less-than-kosher attribution game that retail media networks are playing with brands.
Inside the Nubai Ventures lawsuit against Outbrain over alleged bot traffic. Plus: The broadcaster-backed Joint Industry Committee and the Media Rating Council clarify their complementary roles.
More granular video classifications are replacing outstream video, but the move may devalue some inventory. Plus: GPTs are coming for contextual.
Why the 4A’s is hosting secret meetings to redefine MFA from “made for advertising” to “made for arbitrage.” Plus, a new report from Adalytics reveals that MFA-blocking solutions aren’t as effective as tech vendors claim.
In a world without cookies, ads aren’t viewable and yield goes down. But it’s still early days. Mediavine SVP Amanda Martin shares early results from its Privacy Sandbox tests.
Need ad creative? Here’s what you need to know about using a generative AI startup to make your ad. Plus: Reddit opens its books before a planned IPO.
Walmart bought Vizio for a foothold in streaming – a move that will take the retailer’s ads business to new levels. Then, a deep dive into the “sky bridges,” a new term for partnerships between walled garden platforms.
After Temu’s 5+ Super Bowl ads and billions in ad spending, will people shop like a billionaire? We discuss the strange profligacy of the discount shopping app.
The gap analysis of the Privacy Sandbox is out – and the gap is large. Plus, a case for why hype about first-party data hasn’t been matched in reality.