This week’s Media Briefing will look at how Google’s Preferred Sources feature promises publishers more control over audience loyalty — yet leaves them flying blind on traffic data and impact six months in. Preferred Sources is another Google update with a data gap The Economist braces for its next stage, X’s algorithm deprioritizes traditional news […]
Display advertising is old and busted. Streaming CTV is the new hotness. Obviously, those aren’t the exact words Magnite CEO Michael Barrett used, but it’s pretty much what the numbers say. The post CTV Fueled Magnite’s Q4 Growth As Display Falters appeared first on AdExchanger.
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Paramount Skydance reported 10% year-over-year revenue growth in the previous quarter coming from direct-to-consumer, which is marketingese for subscription revenue. Overall revenue grew 2% YoY in Q4 to $8.15 billion. The post Other Than Buying Warner Bros. Discovery, Paramount Skydance’s Priority Is Streaming Revenue Growth appeared first on AdExchanger.
The Trade Desk announced both Q4 and full-year revenue beats for 2025 earlier today, but a perceieved weakness in its accompanying revenue guidance for the current trading period meant its stock was down in the early hours after the bell. Related Insights The Programmatic Marketer How The Trade Desk faces growing challenges amid rising competition
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Nielsen added more than 200 advanced audience segments in Nielsen ONE, its cross-platform analytics dashboard. The segments come from Nielsen’s consumer insights arm, Scarborough, which is a local analytics database that helps media sellers and buyers better compare local, national and streaming TV campaigns. The post TV Media Buyers Want Outcomes – So Nielsen Is
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To promote a tie-up with musician Mr. Fantasy, the chain is plastering high-traffic areas with old-school flyers reminiscent of the early internet aesthetic.
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“Really Philly Good” introduces a new brand character, Phillyboy, and represents the the Kraft Heinz spread’s largest marketing investment to date.
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Verification is moving beyond its traditional role as a protective shield. In today’s digital ad market, advertisers need to do more than avoid bad placements. They want clear evidence that verification drives performance – which, increasingly, means demonstrating that premium placements move the needle, says Lisa Utzschneider, CEO of verification provider Integral Ad Science, on
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For as long as most of us in digital media can remember, professional publishing has relied on a fragile assumption: If you build a destination – a site, an app, a channel – audiences will come. And if you have an audience, you can make content publishing economics work through advertising, subscriptions or some mix
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