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DSPs want to vet buyers before letting them into their platforms. No one wants to serve ads from advertisers they don’t trust. But what happens when a DSP is worried about a buyer digging too deeply into its supply chain? Apparently, that’s reason enough not to onboard them – which is odd, given how loudly

For years, advertising has been all about reaching the right human at the right time. That premise, however, is shifting in an unexpected way. Agentic AI has created new complexity, with autonomous “agents” that can increasingly evaluate, compare and execute decisions, from product research to actual purchases. Human-to-agent isn’t an incremental change. It’s a structural

Sports are where the money is; Reddit’s rethinking its AI licensing strategy; and data targeting has its darker sides. The post Sports Rule The TV Upfronts; Are Reddit And Google Breaking Up? appeared first on AdExchanger.

Two days before the climax of this year’s World Cup, kitmaker Adidas ran a hastily constructed ad campaign highlighting talisman players Lamine Yamal and Lionel Messi in front of its famous triple stripe logo. The message of the ad was simple enough: the protagonists of the summer’s biggest sporting event were both Adidas men. The

Stanley 1913, the lifestyle brand, openly embraces AI behind the scenes, but is drawing a line amid the AI hype when it comes to what consumers see. Stanley has “not used AI for any external-facing, consumer-facing creative” and it will stay that way for the foreseeable future, said chief brand officer Kate Ridley. Brands are